Ameen gives litigation teams command of the full case record from discovery through trial: the chronology, the parties and their dealings, the contradictions in the evidence, and answers to the questions counsel asks, kept current as documents are produced.
Ameen tests the record against itself: witness evidence against the documents, document against document, and each party against its own earlier account. The conflicts are ranked by their materiality, so cross-examination, pleadings and the assessment of the merits start from the points that matter, including those no one had yet identified.
Reading, cross-referencing and building the chronology are done across the whole record and updated with each tranche of disclosure, so the team’s time goes to the merits, the client and the preparation of the case. Every finding can be checked against the documents, and professional judgement remains with counsel.
For litigation teams, from the first assessment of the merits through disclosure, witness evidence and trial. For litigation funders, a full assessment of the record before capital is committed.
The contradictions across the record, ranked by their materiality, for cross-examination, pleadings and the assessment of the merits.
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The chronology of the matter, built from the whole record and kept current as disclosure arrives, for pleadings, witness statements and skeleton arguments.
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Questions on the facts put to the record in plain language and answered from the documents, so a line of argument can be tested before it is advanced.
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Each answer in a deposition or hearing tested against the record as it is given, so a contradicting document can be put to the witness before the topic closes.
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The governing law alongside the facts: statutes, rules and case law for the jurisdiction, with each finding read against the provision it engages.
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Who is who in the record and who dealt with whom, with aliases reconciled, for identifying witnesses, decision-makers and the chain of liability.
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