Before your firm commits to a claim, examine the record.
A firm deciding whether to sign a no-win-no-fee client, a defendant team testing the other side's account, an insurer or funder deciding whether to back a case — all are investing on the strength of what they have been told. Extant checks what they have been told against what is publicly there.
Use cases
- prospective client due diligence before CFA commitment
- opposing-party research
- testing the consistency of accounts against the public record
- timeline and anomaly identification
- pre-investment review for insurers and funders
What you receive
A disciplined document, not a data dump: findings addressed to your objective, every one referenced to its public source, captured and preserved as found, presented in a format designed for use in proceedings, with methodology stated. Where the record warrants deeper enquiry, the Report says so and defines the scope.