Intelligence for plaintiff attorneys.
Data on how insurance carriers and builders actually behave, built for case strategy and pre-suit planning. The same picture the defense has always had, now on your side of the table.
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Carrier Intelligence
Data on how insurance carriers handle bad-faith claims, drawn from public filings across more than a dozen states. Delivered in aggregate form — no individual claimant data.
- Carrier conduct signals across more than a dozen states
- Solvency and financial-health indicators by carrier
- Coverage-health analytics by carrier and line
- Benchmarks to inform demand strategy and timing
Builder Intelligence
Construction-defect data built from years of public records, giving plaintiff attorneys a clear picture of how builders handle claims and litigation.
- Construction-defect posture by builder and jurisdiction
- Repeat-defendant patterns across the market
- Settlement benchmarking in aggregate
- Decision-ready briefs for pre-suit and case strategy
Every brief follows a consistent structure. The dashboard below shows the format of a Carrier Intelligence brief. Values and carrier identity are reserved for Founding Members.
Aggregate, not anecdotal
Patterns across the whole market, not the handful of matters any one practice has seen.
AI-driven pattern detection
Advanced machine learning finds the patterns that matter across the whole market, at a scale no manual review can reach.
Built for the table
Framed as posture, benchmarks, and exposure: the read you need when you negotiate.
Common questions
- What is carrier intelligence for plaintiff attorneys?
- Carrier intelligence is aggregate, anonymized market data on insurance carrier claims-handling conduct, bad-faith patterns, and settlement trends. DAIS Analytics compiles this across more than a dozen states to help plaintiff attorneys in first-party bad-faith cases evaluate carrier behavior at the portfolio level — not just on a single claim.
- Which states does DAIS Analytics cover?
- DAIS Analytics currently provides carrier intelligence across more than a dozen states: Florida, Texas, Nevada, Connecticut, New York, Colorado, Michigan, Missouri, Illinois, Indiana, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Kentucky, South Dakota, Virginia, and North Carolina.
- What is the difference between carrier intelligence and builder intelligence?
- Carrier Intelligence covers insurance carrier claims conduct and settlement patterns for bad-faith litigation. Builder Intelligence covers construction builder portfolios, permit history, and defect patterns for construction-defect cases. Both are aggregate and anonymized; neither contains individual claimant or personal information.
- Is DAIS Analytics a law firm?
- No. DAIS Analytics, LLC is a data-analytics company. Its services are nonlegal services as defined under Florida Bar Rule 4-5.7. Nothing on this site constitutes legal advice, and the data presented does not predict any legal outcome.
- How is DAIS Analytics data anonymized?
- All DAIS output is aggregate, reflecting patterns across many cases rather than individual claims. The data meets a minimum cell-size threshold and is de-identified per recognized statistical standards before any output is delivered.
- How do plaintiff attorneys access DAIS Analytics?
- Access is currently reserved for Founding Members and available by request. Attorneys can request a walkthrough through the Early Access program below.
Access is reserved for Founding Members and by request. Tell us your practice area and jurisdiction and we will arrange a walkthrough.