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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

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?

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.

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

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.

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

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

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Litigation Support Research

Scoped, Attorney-Directed Research Projects

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.

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

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

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.

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:

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

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

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

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

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

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