Claims and legal teams
Intelligence for Claims and Legal Teams
Judge, venue and exposure intelligence for the teams that reserve, settle and budget litigation. Each page is written for one job and ends at the document you would receive.
Judge intelligence for claims teamsWho is assigned to a file changes how long it takes and how it is likely to move. Judge intelligence puts that difference in front of the adjuster as a band, before the reserve is set.Venue intelligence for insurersThe same claim resolves at a different pace in different courts. Venue intelligence measures that pace from filed records so reserving can start from the court, not from a book-wide average.Litigation risk assessment for insurersA litigation risk assessment is the written reading of a claim or a book: outcome, duration and value, each as a band, each traceable to the record it was read from.Enterprise legal benchmarkingBenchmarks for the matters a legal department carries: how long comparable matters last, what exposure they carry and how often they are brought, read from the filed record rather than from peer surveys.Employment and labor class action dataWage and hour, discrimination and workplace class actions move in stages. Data on how long each stage takes, and where comparable actions resolved, turns an exposure into a number a finance team can plan around.Court-ready reportsA report that will be read by an opposing expert, an auditor or a regulator has to show its work. A court-ready report states each figure, its source and its version, and can be reproduced on demand.
Each page rests on the same method: filed court records, linked to parties, judges and venues, read against comparable matters and stated as a band. See how a number is made.
Next step
Read your claims, venues and dockets from the record.
Tell the Intelligence desk what you hold. You receive a written report from the filed record, with every figure labelled.
Request an assessment