Litigation

Litigation claims that can be inspected

StartClaims is designed for litigation and collective claims where the reasoning needs to be repeated across many people without losing the facts of each individual case. It helps teams make the chain from evidence to entitlement explicit, reviewable, and easier to update.

What we help structure

  • Evidence and provenance. Preserve the source, date, owner, and status of contracts, correspondence, account records, policies, platform records, and other documents.

  • Rules and conditions. Represent legislation, contract clauses, procedural requirements, and agreed interpretations as explicit rules.

  • Calculations. Make eligibility, limitation periods, damages, offsets, caps, proration, and compensation formulas reproducible.

  • Proof obligations. Show which facts support a conclusion and where the evidence is incomplete, disputed, or dependent on an assumption.

  • Claim programmes. Reuse common legal theory and intake logic while keeping each claimant's evidence and circumstances separate.

Platform work belongs here

Platform workers often face claims involving wage and working-time records, account deactivation, automated management, and opaque decisions. The legal theory may be shared across thousands of workers, while each person's account history, communications, and working pattern remain distinct.

StartClaims can help organize that shared reasoning and connect each conclusion back to the evidence for the individual claimant. This supports litigation, collective actions, and negotiated redress without reducing every claimant to an average case.

Built for legal judgment, not a substitute for it

StartClaims does not decide disputed questions of law, fact, or strategy. It helps lawyers, unions, claimant organizations, experts, and other professionals make the formalizable parts of a claim easier to inspect and challenge. Human judgment remains central wherever interpretation, credibility, proportionality, or case strategy matters.

See get in touch to discuss a litigation or collective claims programme.