A clear, structured approach from your first contact to a professional research report a legal team can act on.
Every case we take goes through the same six-step process. This consistency allows us to be thorough, organized, and transparent about where each case stands at any given time.
Everything begins with our intake form. We ask for basic personal information, conviction details, current case status, and any documents you can provide. You do not need to have everything — submit what you have.
All submissions are treated confidentially. We do not share your information with third parties without your consent.
Our team reviews your submission to assess whether we can assist, what additional documents may be needed, and what the scope of the case looks like at first glance.
We will contact you or the family member who submitted the form to discuss the case and answer preliminary questions. This is not a legal consultation — it is a factual conversation about next steps.
This is the foundational phase. We examine all available trial records, court filings, police reports, forensic evidence, and witness statements. We look for what is in the record — and critically, what is missing.
Based on case review findings, we conduct targeted legal research and factual investigation — public records requests, witness location, timeline reconstruction, and research into case-specific legal issues. Every source is documented.
We compile findings into a structured report organized for use by attorneys. It includes a case summary, identified legal issues with citations, evidence inventory, witness information, and recommended areas for further attention. The report is a research tool — not a legal filing.
Our work does not end at delivery. We remain available to the legal team to clarify findings, retrieve additional documents, conduct supplemental research, and assist as the case moves through the legal process. Post-conviction work is often long and iterative — we are here for the duration.
Start the process today by completing our intake form. It takes about 10–15 minutes.
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