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Our Services

Atlas Legal Intelligence offers structured research packages designed to support legal strategy while maintaining strict compliance boundaries.

Pricing Note: Pricing reflects the number of individuals or entities researched. Each individual person or company is treated as a separate research scope unless otherwise agreed in writing.

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Public Records Research

Flat-Fee, Per-Subject Research

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Public Records Research provides a focused, one-time compilation and summary of publicly available records related to a single individual or business entity. ​This service is designed to answer a straightforward question: what public records exist for this subject at this time?

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This service is best suited for early case evaluation, background review, or situations where counsel needs a clear snapshot without extended analysis or follow-up research.

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Key characteristics of this service:

  • One subject per engagement (individual or business entity)

  • Defined scope and fixed deliverable

  • Flat-fee pricing confirmed in advance

  • No follow-up research or ongoing analysis

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Scope may include:

  • Civil and criminal docket research

  • Property ownership and recorded interests

  • Corporate filings and business registrations

  • Liens, judgments, and bankruptcy records

  • Organized written summary with source references

 

Public Records Research is a discrete, one-time research product. It is often used to identify potential issues, verify public information, or inform next-step strategy. It does not include interpretation, extended analysis, or iterative research.

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Typical Turnaround: 3-5 business days, depending on scope

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Pricing: Flat fee per subject, typically $350-$500

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Litigation Support Research

Scoped, Attorney-Directed Research Projects

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Litigation Support Research is a custom, attorney-directed research service designed to address specific questions or issues arising within a legal matter. This service goes beyond identifying records and focuses on targeted research, synthesis , and organization of public-source information relevant to a defined legal issue.

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This service is appropriate when Public Records Research is insufficient to address the scope or complexity of the research need.

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Key characteristics of this service:

  • Project-based engagement with a defined start and end

  • Scope and deliverables confirmed prior to commencement

  • Pricing based on project scope, not per subject

  • No ongoing or open-ended research services

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Litigation Support Research may include:

  • Targeted litigation history summaries

  • Business and corporate public-records research

  • Related-entity identification and relationship analysis

  • Verification of publicly available claims or representations

  • Timeline development based on public records

  • Public procurement or contract record review (when available)

  • Publicly available online references reviewed at counsel’s direction

 

Litigation Support Research is provided on a project basis only and is intended to support attorney work product, strategic assessment, and case preparation.

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Typical Turnaround: Based on scope, urgency, and court timelines.

 

Pricing: Project-based. Most engagements fall within $750-$2,000, depending on scope and deliverable. Scope and pricing is confirmed prior to engagement.

Sample Research Report

Download a redacted sample report to see how Atlas Legal Intelligence organizes public-records findings into clear, litigation-ready summaries.

When Attorneys Use Atlas Legal Intelligence

Attorneys typically engage Atlas Legal Intelligence when they need reliable public-records research quickly organized into usable findings.  Common situations include:

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Early Case Evaluation
When reviewing a new matter and needing background information on an opposing party, business entity, or potential defendant.

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Corporate Ownership Research
When identifying related entities, corporate ownership structures, or management relationships connected to a company involved in litigation.

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Asset Identification
When determining whether real estate or business assets may exist that could be relevant to litigation strategy or potential judgment recovery.

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Litigation Background Review
When examining prior lawsuits, judgments, or legal disputes connected to a party or business.

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Due Diligence Before Filing Claims
When attorneys need to assess available information before initiating litigation.

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