Articles explaining how human intelligence works, why critical information is often unavailable through documents alone, and how intelligence methodologies are designed and executed.
Human Intelligence (HUMINT) goes beyond documents and data to reveal hidden motivations and critical insights in legal cases. Learn how and when integrating HUMINT can reshape your litigation strategy for stronger outcomes.
Human intelligence projects carry legal, ethical, and evidentiary risks. This article explains how to conduct HUMINT legally, cautiously, and responsibly, while preserving discretion, compliance, and strategic value.
Why Critical Intelligence Is Not Found in Documents In corporate disputes, fraud investigations, and high-stakes litigation, clients often arrive with boxes of documents, reams of
The Difference Between OSINT and HUMINT In complex legal disputes, regulatory matters, and high-stakes business decisions, information is power. Yet not all intelligence is created
Case study: How litigation intelligence and human‑sourced evidence led to a victorious arbitration outcome in a high‑stakes 1.5B EUR real estate dispute.