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Turn complex technical facts into clear and reliable evidence.

We support law firms in disputes involving software, electronics, embedded systems, AI, cybersecurity, product liability and technical contract issues.

  • Initial Technical Assessment
  • Evidence Questions
  • Private Expert Reports
  • Review of Opposing Reports
  • Court-Ready Explanation

Quick Access for Law Firms

When the legal issue is clear but the technology is not

Many technical disputes do not fail because of weak legal reasoning. They fail because the technical cause, evidence or responsibility has not been established clearly enough.

Typical problems:
• clients cannot fully explain the technical process
• manufacturers rely on complex technical arguments
• expert reports do not answer the decisive question
• log files or software versions are preserved too late
• liability chains between manufacturers, developers and suppliers remain unclear
• technical statements from the opposing party are difficult to challenge
• courts require a neutral and understandable explanation

We translate technology into a clear basis for your legal strategy.

Typical Challenges for Law Firms

Unclear Technical Cause

It remains open whether software, electronics, operation, installation, maintenance or design caused the damage.

Weak or Incomplete Evidence

Log files, versions, configurations, devices or components were not preserved in time.

Complex Opposing Arguments

The opposing party relies on technical claims that are difficult to assess without specialist knowledge.

Poorly Defined Expert Questions

Broad or technically imprecise questions result in unclear expert findings.

Unclear Liability Chain

Responsibility may be distributed across manufacturer, software supplier, integrator, operator and service provider.

Difficult Expert Reports

Technical details are available, but the legally relevant conclusion remains unclear.

How We Support Your Law Firm

Initial Technical Assessment

Fast assessment of whether your client's technical position is plausible and capable of being proven.

File and Document Review

Review of expert reports, test records, circuit diagrams, log files, source code, contracts and manufacturer documents.

Preparation of Expert Questions

Technically precise questions for independent evidence proceedings and court-appointed expert reports.

Private Expert Reports and Statements

Traceable technical assessment to prepare or support your legal argument.

Review of Opposing Expert Reports

Analysis of assumptions, methods, contradictions, missing evidence and unsupported conclusions.

Support During Proceedings

Technical support during inspections, evidence hearings, settlement discussions and court hearings.

Typical Matters

Software and IT Disputes

Malfunctions, unmet requirements, data loss, interface problems and failed software projects.

Product Liability

Development defects, manufacturing defects, inadequate instructions, safety deficiencies and serial defects.

Electronics and Device Failures

Control units, circuit boards, sensors, power electronics, short circuits and thermal damage.

Embedded Systems & Automotive

Control units, communication, firmware, functions, diagnostics, testing and development processes.

Cybersecurity & Manipulation

Unauthorised access, data changes, vulnerabilities, remote maintenance and digital evidence.

Technical Contract and Supply Disputes

Unmet specifications, acceptance defects, supplier responsibility and warranty issues.

Our Approach

1. Understand the Legal Issue

We clarify which technical statement is decisive for the claim, liability or defence.

2. Assess the Evidence

We identify available and missing technical evidence as well as risks of evidence loss.

3. Perform the Technical Analysis

We assess the system, software, electronics, documentation, use and statements of the parties.

4. Deliver a Usable Conclusion

You receive a clear, traceable and legally usable technical assessment.

Technology Explained in a Form That Can Be Used in Proceedings

We combine technical depth with clear language. Our role is not to make the case more complicated through jargon.

We answer:
• Which technical cause is plausible?
• Which allegation is supported or contradicted?
• Which evidence is missing?
• Which alternative causes remain possible?
• Which party may bear technical responsibility?
• Which technical question should be addressed next?

Discuss a Technical Dispute Confidentially

Briefly describe the matter or send the relevant documents. You will receive an initial technical assessment.

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