We prepare technical findings, so they can be used, tested and explained in adversarial proceedings. We frequently work with claimant-side legal teams and litigation structures. Our technical work is documented independently and written so that lawyers, opposing experts, and courts can follow it.

All-round support for proceedings

• Early technical case assessment
• Formulation of the core technical questions
• Binary analysis, calibration analysis, and variant comparison
• Documentation of control flow, data flow, and state logic
• Devising test setups and plans
• Test data analysis
• Preparation of written reports
• Technical exhibits, diagrams, and summary tables
• Technical questions for disclosure requests
• Support for expert meetings and hearings
• Preparation for oral evidence and cross-examination

Working principles

Clarity

Complex software logic is explained in clear steps, diagrams, and tables – accessible to lawyers, opposing experts, and courts.

Separation of technology and law

We describe implementation and technical effect. Legal assessment remains with legal teams and courts.

Robustness

Findings are written to withstand questions, counterarguments, and cross-examination.

Lawful and documented analysis

All analysis is performed on the basis of materials, devices or data supplied through lawful channels – publicly available information, court procedures, right holders or other authorized sources.