The claims hiding in files you already have.
A client's records are usually reviewed once, for the claim they came in for. Watchdog keeps screening them against every other active matter — and every new one that opens later.
Branded to your firm · Automatic after intake
Why claims get missed
People affected by one matter are often affected by others.
Nobody finds out, because each client's records are checked against the one claim they came in for — never the full picture, and never again after the file closes.
The blind spot
One file, reviewed for one claim.
When a client's records come in, they're reviewed against the matter they were collected for — and then filed away. If those same records also happen to qualify for a different active litigation, nothing about the intake process would ever surface it.
The other blind spot
New litigation opens after the file is closed.
A client might not qualify for anything else the day they sign with you. Six months later a new mass tort opens and they would — but by then no one is looking at their file again to check.
What Watchdog does instead
Every client's records, screened continuously.
Watchdog keeps every client's records checked against the full landscape of active and emerging litigation — not just the matter they came in for, and not just on day one. When a match appears, it's attributed straight back to your firm.
The claims were always there. Nobody was still looking.
Effortless by design
All upside, no overhead.
On by default after intake
Every client's records collected through Watchdog are screened automatically. There's nothing for your team to enable, schedule, or maintain.
Checked against new litigation as it opens
As new matters are added to Watchdog's litigation catalog, every existing client's records are re-screened against them — not just the ones on file the day they signed.
Origination, attributed
When a match surfaces, it's tied to your firm from the start — no scramble to prove the relationship later.