Law Firms
More of your time for the legal work.
Bring in a team to organize, review and connect the material behind a matter, while your lawyers focus on legal analysis and strategy.
The work behind the sector
- Complex litigation and document review
- Internal and regulatory investigations
- Transactions and due diligence
Relevant data products
From material to chronology
A sample of how case material becomes a working, source-linked timeline.
Material indexed
Correspondence and case documents are organized and made searchable.
Key documents identified
Relevant records are surfaced and grouped by topic and date.
Chronology built
People, events and connections are linked into a working timeline.
Findings connected to source
Each item in the chronology keeps a path back to its underlying document.
Illustration — sample data
Questions & answers
Questions from Law Firms
- Who defines the review scope?
Scope is agreed with the client around the decision or question the work must support. Senior CRUNCH professionals translate that into operational review scope: sources, issues, comparisons and deliverable.
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- Can a large document review be performed under a board, regulator or court deadline?
A review can be designed around an external deadline when the question, source set, priorities and deliverable are fixed early. Technology can help manage scale, but feasibility must be assessed per engagement.
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- What is Legal Data?
CRUNCH Legal Data Services work on the records behind a legal matter: documents, correspondence, evidence and prior work product. Material is organized and searchable, chronologies and connections are built, key records and inconsistencies are surfaced, and findings remain linked to source.
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- How does CRUNCH build a legal chronology?
CRUNCH processes and organizes the source set, then connects events, people, dates and related records into a working timeline. Material entries retain a path back to supporting documents so lawyers can verify the record.
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- Does CRUNCH replace lawyers?
No. CRUNCH performs material-intensive work such as processing, organization, search, extraction, comparison and source linking. Legal interpretation, advice, strategy and professional decisions remain with lawyers.
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- What is Technology-Assisted Review?
Technology-Assisted Review, or TAR, refers to review workflows in which technology helps classify, prioritize or identify documents for human review. The term predates generative AI. Research on particular TAR processes is not a performance claim for every system or CRUNCH.
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- Why does traceability matter?
Traceability supports review, challenge and correction. A lawyer, accountant, executive or committee can see which record supports a finding and distinguish evidence from interpretation or an open question.
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- How does CRUNCH work with law firms?
CRUNCH takes on document-intensive material work — organization, search, review support, chronology building and source-linked findings — so lawyers can spend more time on legal analysis, strategy and advice.
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