A Verdict
One clear answer to the question your decision turns on.
Not a report you have to mine. A Verdict tells you what the evidence shows about your own exposure, how far it has been proven, and what it could not yet settle — in plain language a board can act on.
Verdict · specimen · redacted
Single point of dependency identified across two contract lines.
Established · grade 1 of 4
What you receive
Three things, every time.
The finding
What the evidence shows about the exposure you asked us to settle — stated plainly, up front.
The grade
How far it has been established, on the published four-grade scale — so you know exactly how much weight it carries.
What’s open
What could not yet be established, and what it would take to close it. Nothing important left unsaid.
What you never receive: the workings. A Verdict is the answer and its grade — not how we got there. See the bar it’s held to →