Mary Technology — The factual record for litigation
Mary reads your full document set upfront, uncovers important facts, contradictions and gaps, and builds a factual record your team can check and keep using.
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Mary is the factual record for litigation, built for the detailed investigation behind complex family law, personal injury and other disputes.
When a matter involves thousands of pages, conflicting accounts and missing records, getting across the evidence is a substantial job. Mary works through the full document set you provide upfront and builds a factual record your team can examine, question and keep using throughout the case.
Mary helps your team:
- Account for the documents. See what Mary processed, which documents informed a finding and what was reviewed but unused. Material that remains unprocessed stays visible, so you can assess the coverage behind the work.
- Uncover issues that need investigation. Mary brings forward conflicting accounts, unsupported assertions and references to documents missing from the supplied material. That helps you identify evidence that could challenge your position and questions you may not have thought to ask.
- Test findings against the evidence. Open the original source pages, compare supporting and conflicting material, and record your review. Your team can see what has been checked and what remains disputed or unresolved.
- Build on the work already done. Create chronologies, evidence tables and analyses organised by issue, person or period from the same factual record. As further documents arrive, update the record while retaining the history of your team’s review.
For firms using Smokeball and Archie, Mary adds specialist factual investigation for matters that demand close examination of a large body of evidence. Your team spends less time reconstructing what happened and checking the same material repeatedly, with a clearer basis for client advice, mediation and court preparation.
Mary can also examine financial records alongside the wider evidence where needed.
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