Free 15-minute case-fit call
Before the case moves further, find out if an outside scan is worth it.
For serious felony files, I help defense counsel quickly spot plea leverage, motion possibilities, investigative gaps, neglected actions, and places where the State may be overstating what the evidence proves.
The call is simple: tell me the case posture, what decision is coming next, and what materials exist. I will tell you whether an Initial Case Scan makes sense.
Former homicide detective. Attorney-directed review of existing case materials. No documents needed before the call.
What the call is for
The call should answer one question: is this worth counsel's time?
Attorneys do not need another vague vendor conversation. The point is to quickly decide whether a focused outside scan would save time, sharpen negotiation posture, or identify issues worth developing.
If the case is not a fit, I will say so. If it is, we can talk through the cleanest scope and what materials would matter most.
Built for the way firms actually manage time
Many firms present outside case review at intake as a routine case-preparation cost the client can approve and cover. The attorney gets a cleaner first read without absorbing hours of first-pass review internally.
Scope clarity
I am not acting as a private investigator and do not generate new investigative materials. The Initial Case Scan is an attorney-directed review of existing reports, discovery, statements, records, timelines, and case materials already available to counsel.
What type of serious felony file it is.
What negotiation, motion, deadline, or litigation decision is coming next.
What discovery, reports, statements, records, or timelines are already available.
Whether plea leverage, motion issues, or investigative gaps are likely worth a focused first pass.
What the scan is designed to find
A cleaner first read on the issues that may affect leverage, motions, and next steps.
Plea posture
Facts that may change the negotiation frame.
Legal issue spotting
Search, statement, discovery, or identification issues worth counsel review.
Neglected actions
Missing steps, missing records, weak timelines, or neglected follow-up.
Overstatements
Places where reports or charging theory may outrun what the evidence actually shows.
Good fit
Best for serious files where time, leverage, or clarity matters.
The Initial Case Scan is built for serious felony files where the attorney needs a practical outside read before the case becomes more expensive or time-consuming.
Strong fit examples
- Homicide, overdose death, violent felony, or serious felony files
- Messy reports or unclear case chronology
- Plea discussions where counsel wants sharper factual leverage
- Cases where motion issues or neglected investigative actions may be hiding in the file
Simple next step
Start with the call, then decide whether the scan belongs in the case.
Book the free call
Pick a time. No documents are needed before the call.
Talk through fit
We identify the case posture, next decision, available materials, and whether a scan is useful.
Decide scope
If it fits, counsel can authorize a focused Initial Case Scan or hold off if the file does not need it.
Want a quick read on whether the file fits?
Book the free case-fit call. If a scan will not save time or add value, I will tell you directly.
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