Defensible productions, exhibits an expert can adopt, and technology that does not fail in the courtroom. Small firms litigate against vendor budgets ten times their size; we close that gap.
Most of the damage happens quietly, weeks before anyone notices. By the time opposing counsel raises it, the fix is expensive and the record is already made.
We run the technical side of the matter the way a careful litigator would want it run: documented, reproducible, and defensible if it is ever put in front of a judge.
A folder of collected material in; a complete, servable, Bates-stamped volume out. Families intact, duplicates documented, image-only PDFs OCR’d, and nothing silently missing from the range.
A production is only as good as your ability to defend it later. Every batch writes a hash-chained audit log that cannot be edited without breaking the chain, and we re-verify on demand, byte for byte.
Geometry from evidence, not an artist’s impression. 3D anatomical exhibits segmented from the client’s own DICOM studies, built in the order that keeps them admissible: expert first, exhibit second.
The one week of the year where failure is unrecoverable. We bring the equipment, the exhibit database, and the operator, so your trial team argues the case instead of troubleshooting a display.
Custodians, date ranges, Bates prefix, endorsements, and the format opposing counsel expects, defined before touching a file.
Ingestion, family grouping, dedup, OCR, rendering, and a report that surfaces failures before they become your problem.
Continuous Bates with your endorsement, then the full package: images, text, load files, native slipsheets.
A packaged volume with hash manifest and chain-of-custody certificate, re-verifiable for as long as the matter lives.