Documents and traces
Locating open documents and traces for the case.
Findings, documents and traces for legal purposes, and testing the other side’s claims against open information.
Findings, documents and traces for legal purposes.
In a legal case, one detail found in time can change the direction: a published document, a trace online, or a prior tie between the parties nobody noticed.
I work alongside lawyers and private investigators: locating documents and traces from open sources, testing whether the other side’s claims hold water, and presenting each finding with its source so you can decide how to use it.
The work is strictly confidential, and it complements the work of the firm or the investigator rather than replacing it.
Locating open documents and traces for the case.
In-depth review of findings, their origin and timing.
Whether the other side’s claims hold up against open information.
Prior connections between parties to the proceedings.
Tracing people and assets for the proceedings.
No identifying details, like every example on this site.
What exactly do you need to know, and for which decision?
I gather from every relevant open source, filter out the noise and cross-check the findings.
A business intelligence report, an intelligence picture or a direct answer, with conclusions and recommendations.
You act on a clear, verified picture.
Didn’t find your answer? Send me a question on WhatsApp and I’ll get back to you.
All FAQsEach finding comes with its source and a clear mark of what is fact and what is assessment, so your lawyer can weigh how to use it.
Yes. Private investigators are among my regular clients, and open-source research complements their field work.
The client’s name and the case subject stay secret, and invoices show only a reference number. Confidentiality policy.
Core concepts, in brief
Send it on WhatsApp, by phone or by email, and I’ll get back to you to define the research question together.