KNOX Prep is a sales tool.
KNOX Prep gives you 80+ hours of work, before you ever pick up the phone.
Is the case worth taking?
Provide the prospect a deliverable that highlights your capabilities, your expertise, and your insight into the case better than your competitors.
Know what the case entails before you spend the time on it.
KNOX Prep provides you and the prospect with detailed information on the matter: its opportunities, its weaknesses, and its strengths.
Their world
Who called, the company behind them, the industry and market they operate in, and what actually happened.
The other side
The opposing party’s litigation history, their counsel, how they have behaved in past fights, and where they are exposed.
The shape of the fight
The posture, the deadlines that bite, and the honest weak points on both sides.
Three steps. That is the whole thing
How It Works →You provide KNOX your prospective client’s case information and details. We send the deliverable to you.
There is nothing to install, nothing to learn, and no change to how your firm practices. Time is measured in minutes.
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Built from the public record and rendered in the client’s own brand. Deep intelligence across the docket, the corporate filings, and the press, with every assertion checked, verified, and carried back to the document it came from.
Rainmaking should not require a lawyer to become a salesperson.
The strongest thing you can do in a consult is show the prospect that you understand their matter, understand them, and understand their adversary better than your competitors, backed by real work already done to help them win. KNOX Prep produces that for you before you ever sit down. That frees the consult for what it should be: the lawyer doing the lawyering, listening to the client, and understanding what they actually need.
KNOX Prep gathers and cites. It does not advise. Period. KNOX Prep is a deep research tool with multiple verification checks on every fact. The file is research support, prepared from public sources, for lawyers ahead of a consult, to use during the consult, and to hand to the prospective client as a deliverable at the conclusion of the meeting, something that sets your firm apart from every other firm they are meeting with.
What you receive
What You Receive →Three documents, in your firm’s brand.
You receive the Consult Intelligence Dossier, the Adversary Intelligence Dossier, and the Discovery Attack Plan. Finished, cited briefs your prospect can hold and your associates can check.
The facts of the matter and the other side, assembled and graded.
What the record says to do about them, keyed to the fight in front of you.
Once you are engaged, that work goes into the matter file and onto the client’s bill like any other research your firm produced.
- Five lenses fused into one brief: the person who called, the company behind them, their industry, their market, and the matter itself
- The people: backgrounds, prior ventures, how they have behaved in past disputes, and who actually controls the entity
- The business: formation and ownership, funding and backers, channels, liens and judgments on the public record
- The screen for your firm: a conflicts list ready to paste, disclosure needs, and collectability signals with their basis
- Every claim graded and tied to the source, with the gaps named rather than filled
- Their full litigation history: every case they have brought or defended, how each one ended, and what it cost them
- Their playbook: the moves this party actually runs, drawn from what they have done before, each paired with its counter
- Ten weakness lanes, each carrying the record that proves it and the use it becomes in the fight
- A battle map keyed to the governing legal test, element by element, scored for who currently holds each one
- Endgame scenarios and the settlement shapes this party has accepted before
- Served-ready instrument sets: requests for admission, interrogatories, requests for production, and deposition topics
- Drafted inside the procedural caps and the sequencing rules, not corrected against them afterward
- Every request names the record that supports it, so counsel certifies on a stated foundation
- A deposition map aimed at named seats, so the order is set before the first notice goes out
- Counsel remains the author. Every instrument is reviewed, renumbered, and served by your attorneys
The thing you hand them is the thing that qualifies them.
These are not sales collateral with a case bolted on. They are the qualification work, written so it can be handed across the table. The same pages that tell you whether the case is worth taking are the pages that show the prospect you already understand their matter better than the last three firms they called.
How to try it on one real case
Start →Send us a case you are working on. We will build the file.
No pilot agreement, no platform to adopt, no change to your systems. One case, one file, and by the end of that consult you will know two things: whether the case was worth taking, and whether the prospect could tell the difference.