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Many of our litigation projects include analysis of large, complex raw data sets. Having invested in modern technology from the start, we’re better equipped than ever to unravel and transform financial data into meaningful conclusions.

With decades of forensic accounting experience supported by our proprietary tools, we deliver deeper and more precise financial insights, faster. Our technology accelerates the review of massive datasets, while our senior experts ensure every finding and conclusion is transparent, credible, and stands up to scrutiny.

Our game-changing technology accelerates the work.

We do a deep dive to translate messy data more efficiently.

Big volume of complex data in your case? Bring it.

Our team can take on the big cases that were typically reserved for larger firms. That’s because our proprietary, custom-built AI tools serve as our investigative partner that helps us handle large data sets and make sense of it all much more quickly.

AI handles the volume. Our experts handle the nuance.

Let’s bring your litigation strategy into focus.

Combining our forensic rigor with modern investigative tools.

We quickly hone in on pivotal documents, transactions, and financial irregularities, accelerating turnaround and delivering vetted insights without ever sacrificing accuracy.

With deep technical expertise and extensive litigation experience, we’re skilled at explaining how your data fits into the big picture and helping shape strategy. Having testified more than 100 times, we have a knack for translating data and delivering compelling testimony to a jury.

You’ll get clear and accurate insights that can make or break a case.

We have identified and demonstrated patterns existing in the data which were used to help prove or disprove factual case theories. We have also used data analytics to quantify damages, particularly in class action lawsuits.

Example Cases

Employment Class Action #1, 2014: Calculated potential damages for a claim involving a class of over 17,000 employees alleging improper alteration of timecard records by the employer.

Employment Class Action #2, 2016: Calculated potential damages for a claim involving a class of over 1,000 employees alleging unpaid time worked on behalf of the employer.

Tobacco Master Settlement Agreement 2003 NPM Adjustment Proceedings for the State of Oregon, 2013: Analyzed reported tobacco sales records in the State of Oregon against enforcement actions to demonstrate the impact of Oregon’s enforcement activities.

Experts & Associate in Advanced Data Analytics & AI