When Time is of the Essence
The Challenge: In a negligent construction case, where a witness shared detailed knowledge about the …
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There are private investigation firms, and then there are legal intelligence firms. We are the latter. The difference? With a convergence of backgrounds and experiences from the military, the intelligence community, law enforcement and even a law degree, we provide comprehensive intelligence, strategic insight and litigation consulting to law firms looking to bolster their cases. We aren’t dabblers—we provide a deeply thorough risk analysis and set of deliverables that go well beyond a traditional private investigation firm.
With over 30 years of national security experience from the Intelligence Community to Army Special Operations Forces, Shafi Saiduddin retired from the Army and started his own intelligence and litigation consulting firm, Legalis Intelligence Advisors.
With an active law degree of his own, Shafi understands what is required in high-stakes business deals and legal matters and focuses on the facts so you can focus on the law.
We often help clients understand and play all three sides—your side, the opposing counsel side, and the third side. This is where our multidisciplinary perspective brings value. Our unique comfort level working in the complex allows us to play the devil’s advocate and anticipate the enemy’s perspective. We know how to dig below the surface, uncover facts, and identify surprises to bring a deeper context to your case and augment your argument. When winning is everything and anything is possible, we prepare you to play all three sides with an airtight strategy.
The Challenge: In a negligent construction case, where a witness shared detailed knowledge about the …
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The Challenge: Many Cybersecurity and Personal Safety training courses do not specifically address the needs …
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The Challenge: Our client, a real estate law firm, was defending a property damage case …
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The Challenge: A negligent construction case involved multiple parties who appeared to be connected, but …
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