Better information makes better litigation.

For decades, the defense side has had the data advantage. Carriers and large firms underwrite risk and price exposure from vast aggregated records. The plaintiff side has worked from experience and instinct.

DAIS was built to close that asymmetry — to put the same class of aggregate intelligence in the hands of the attorneys who represent people.

We turn public records into aggregate, anonymized market intelligence — the same class of insight the other side relies on, finally available to the plaintiff side. We don't replace judgment. We sharpen it: a clearer read on posture, benchmarks, and exposure so the decisions that shape a case are grounded in the whole market, not just the matters one practice happens to have seen.