Intelligence for the courtroom
Before you file a claim, you should know who you are up against. The opponent's profile, their network, prior litigation, contradictions in their public position, and the assets actually on the table. It helps you decide the only question that matters: is the case worth pursuing, and will there be anything left to collect after a win?
Six things worth knowing before filing
Opponent profile
Who they really are: biography, assets, behavioural patterns, prior deals, and who they already owe.
Network map
Companies, shared directors, family, business partners, conflicts of interest. The likely destinations of moved assets.
Prior litigation
Which cases they were party to, what they lost, what they won, how they behave in court — delay tactics, settlements, appeals to the last instance.
Recoverable assets
Real estate, corporate stakes, movables, foreign-currency accounts that can actually be used at the enforcement stage.
Contradictions in public position
Statements in media, social posts, interviews that contradict what the opponent says officially or under oath.
Case viability
Is the case worth pursuing (pre-suit viability) and will there be anything left to collect after winning (recoverability) — a summary judgement on top of the five blocks above.
Dossier + Recoverability Score
A structured PDF dossier on the opponent: a network map, an asset inventory, an analysis of prior cases, and a Recoverability Score — an estimate of how much of the award could realistically be collected. The price is tied to the value of the case and fixed after a short brief: the higher the stakes, the deeper the intel that makes sense.
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How we work →Tell us about the case — we'll size up the opponent and the chances
Briefly describe the case: plaintiff/defendant, the amount at stake, the stage (pre-suit / filed / at enforcement). We'll suggest the right report scope and whether deeper intel is worth it. No extra fields, no signup.