Assess large, fragmented claims datasets quickl
Spot key documents and fraud indicators earlier
Cut review time and investigation costs
November 2026
2pm AEST
Online
Complimentary
Loss reports, expert assessments and email chains that hold the claim’s real story.
Structured data across claims platforms, policy records and payment history.
Phones, messaging, photos and third-party records that confirm or contrad
Understand what you hold across systems before you commit review spend.
Use search, analytics and patterns to surface the documents that change the outcome.
Build a clear chronology of events, communications and payments.
Direct investigators and counsel to the claims that carry the most exposure.
Narrow the data early so reviewers spend time only on what matters.
A high-value claim lands with inconsistencies and a tight deadline.
Thousands of documents across claims systems, email and devices.
Participants prioritise the evidence and choose the next investigative step.
The experts show where the data pointed and how it supports the claim outcome.
Duration: [60 minutes]
Recording: [Available to registrants — confirm]
CPD: [Confirm eligibility]
Director of eDiscovery Consulting, Law In Order
Leads Law In Order’s eDiscovery consulting team, advising on defensible collection, early data assessment and review strategy for complex investigations
Chief Digital Officer, Law In Order
Leads Law In Order’s digital and technology strategy, including how AI and automation are applied securely across eDiscovery and investigations.
Registered Liquidator, [Firm]
[Two-line bio: appointments handled and investigation experience. Confirm guest.]
A rapid view of volumes, sources and hot spots so you know where to look first
Forensically sound collection from devices, email, cloud and messaging, preserved for evidentiary use.
Processing and hosting in RelativityOne, with search and analytics to surface fraud indicators.
Timelines that connect events, communications and payments into one clear narrat
Scalable, supervised review teams that flex with claim volumes and deadlines.
Court books and hearing-ready document sets if a claim proceeds to dispute.
Insurance legal teams, in-house counsel, claims leaders, and fraud, compliance and special investigations professionals.
A first pass over collected data to understand volumes, sources, date ranges and key themes, so you can scope review and investigation before costs escalate.
[Summarise Law In Order’s approved security, data-residency and certification position.
No. It is fictionalised and contains no policyholder or client information, so the discussion can be open and practical.
[Confirm CPD eligibility and hours with the relevant professional body before publishing]
Yes. Book a confidential scoping call and we’ll talk through data sources, timeframes and budget.
