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. Plaintiff attorneys, public adjusters, and claims professionals have worked from experience and instinct.
DAIS was built to close that asymmetry, putting the same intelligence in the hands of the people who work on behalf of policyholders and property owners.
We find the data others overlook: public regulatory filings, court dockets, permit records, and proprietary sources. Advanced machine learning surfaces the patterns in carrier and builder conduct at the market level. The output is aggregate, anonymized intelligence about institutions, not individuals. It shows how carriers handle claims across their books, how builders compare to the market, and how those patterns vary by jurisdiction and line. We don't replace professional judgment. We give it more to work with.
Plaintiff-side attorney with a practice focused on construction-defect and first-party bad-faith claims in Florida and Texas. Built DAIS after years of watching defendants price exposure from aggregated data that plaintiffs could not access. The asymmetry is structural — and persistent enough that closing it requires a dedicated intelligence layer, not a one-time lookup.
We're working with a select group of practices across the claims economy to shape the product. Access is limited and by request.