The inputs get examined, not just the total
Wage records, tax documents, employment files, vocational testing and medical restrictions each become their own line of questioning. Every one needs a source.
Saxon™ for vocational and economic damages
Earning-capacity and future-damages testimony is drawing closer scrutiny, and part of that scrutiny is now about the tools in the workflow rather than the numbers alone. Saxon keeps every record-based input traceable to the page it came from, so the method behind your opinion is something you can show rather than describe.
Courts and rulemakers are actively working through how AI-assisted analysis should be disclosed and tested. That lands on this discipline sooner than most.
Wage records, tax documents, employment files, vocational testing and medical restrictions each become their own line of questioning. Every one needs a source.
Experts in this area increasingly use software in their own modeling, which makes how it was used a fair subject for cross-examination.
An opinion formed months ago has to be explained from memory unless the trail was kept as the work was done.
Transparency by construction: the record, the citation, and the review step are the same object.
Employment records, wage and tax documentation, vocational testing, medical restrictions and deposition testimony catalogued in one matter, with duplicates identified and missing documents flagged.
Each figure or restriction Saxon surfaces links back to the document and page it was drawn from, so an input can be verified rather than recalled.
Playbooks record the sequence of steps applied to the file, so the research path behind a comparison or a benchmark is documented as the work happens, not reconstructed afterwards.
Saxon checks the draft against the record, flags conclusions the file does not support, and anticipates the lines of inquiry a damages opinion attracts.
Saxon drafts; you approve. Every finding stays tied to the page it came from, and nothing is filed or sent without you. Privacy and security controls for sensitive expert and medical records are documented in our Trust Center.
If yours is not here, bring it to the demo and we will answer it against your own file.
No. Saxon does not model, project or compute a damages figure. It organizes and cites the record those calculations rest on, and flags what the record does not support.
Because every record-based input is source-linked and the steps applied are recorded, the path from document to opinion is documented and reviewable. What is disclosable in a given matter remains a question for you and counsel.
You do. Saxon drafts and audits; nothing is filed, sent or adopted without your review and approval.
Yes. Playbooks are configured per practice, so associates and analysts run the same documented sequence rather than each keeping their own method.
We will run a real record set through the four stages and show you the cited inputs, the documented steps, and the audit pass.