ClaimHit for Litigation Support

Pre-suit screening you can check

Screening candidates before anyone bills a serious hour. ClaimHit maps each claim limitation against the public record and shows the excerpt behind every line — including, deliberately, the limitations it could not evidence.

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Where preliminary work goes wrong
Screening burns expensive hours on candidates that fall over at the first limitation.
AI-generated analysis that cannot be traced is unusable — a citation you cannot open is a liability, not a lead.
Optimistic tooling hides the gaps, and the gaps are what decide whether a case is worth opening.

What ClaimHit does about it

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Limitation by limitation

The claim is decomposed into individual elements — independent separated from dependent, inventive core from scaffolding — and each is judged on its own evidence.

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Every line traceable

Citations are validated against the passage they claim to come from. A plausible-sounding reference that does not contain the support is rejected, not shipped.

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The gaps are the point

PARTIAL is never rounded up to FULL, and an undocumented limitation is reported NONE. Where a paywalled teardown exists, that is flagged rather than pretended away.

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Add what you hold

Have a teardown or an internal spec? Add it and its evidence folds into the chart — additively, never lowering what the public record already established.

✓ Every result has to earn it

Candidates come from several models, live web and neural search, forward citations, and the authoritative registries for the field — but breadth only widens the net. Each one is still checked against real, citable evidence, and anything that cannot be evidenced is dropped rather than shown with a caveat. See every source →

ClaimHit produces preliminary research, not legal advice. Infringement determinations require qualified counsel — the point is to get to that conversation with the evidence already assembled.

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