Who We Serve

Consulting and expert support within counsel-defined scope

Counsel engages ISPG for insurance-industry process analysis, chronology and document work, and independent expert analysis where appropriate.

When attorneys and legal teams call ISPG

These are common starting points. Every potential engagement still begins with an independence, fit, and scope review.

  • Counsel needs insurance-industry context for an agency, carrier, coverage-placement, documentation, or claims-related dispute.
  • A large record must be organized into a reliable chronology, document index, and issue framework.
  • Allegations or testimony need to be compared with contemporaneous records and established insurance processes.
  • Counsel is evaluating whether consulting analysis or an expert engagement is appropriate and supportable.

How ISPG helps attorneys and legal teams

Define the question and professional boundary

We work within counsel-defined scope, confirm conflicts and independence, identify assumptions and missing information, and distinguish insurance-practice analysis from legal conclusions.

Build the working record

Pleadings, policies, applications, correspondence, file notes, testimony, procedures, and other materials are indexed and connected to chronology events and disputed issues.

Connect allegations to evidence

Issue matrices and evidence maps show what the available record supports, what remains uncertain, and where additional documents or testimony may be needed.

Prepare reviewable work product

Observations, assumptions, citations, limitations, and opinions are subjected to internal quality review before any approved report or testimony material is released.

What the engagement can produce

The exact work product depends on the agreed scope, available information, and professional review.

  • A matter chronology and searchable document index
  • An issue or allegation-to-evidence matrix
  • A missing-information and source-reliability record
  • Counsel-directed consulting memoranda
  • An evidence-linked expert report when accepted
  • Deposition or testimony preparation materials