How Rayne works.
Explore the questions, evidence, and preparation behind a defense position.
Start with the question.
Explore four examples of how Rayne connects a legal question to the evidence, authority, and gaps in the record.
Is the defense supported?
“What in this record supports a sole-proximate-cause defense, and what evidence is still missing?”
Queries testimony, safety evidence, device availability, instructions, incident chronology, pleadings, and the defense-theory map.
Returns cited facts, contradictions, gaps, and source documents
Which authority controls?
“Which controlling decisions govern this defense, and where does this record meet or miss their requirements?”
Queries the decision reference, cited passages, statutory elements, the defense-theory map, and source-linked facts in this matter.
Returns controlling authority, cited facts, contradictions, and open gaps
Where do the same actors recur?
“Where have this claimant, provider, facility, address, or firm appeared elsewhere?”
Queries the cross-claim entity graph, treatment records, compiled intelligence, and source-linked relationship history.
Returns recurring nodes, relationship paths, and confidence
What warrants investigation?
“Which fraud indicators are present, and what evidence supports or contradicts each one?”
Queries structured indicators, prior incidents, treatment and billing patterns, timeline anomalies, credibility signals, and the underlying documents.
Returns investigative leads for counsel and SIU review
These questions describe the query model. In Rayne, answers remain connected to source-linked citations in the governed matter record.
The method behind the work.
Build a reliable record.
Intake
Case files, productions, policies, and transcripts enter the matter as received, preserving the original documents.
Map
Parties, contracts, control, safety, testimony, injuries, providers, coverage, defenses, and procedure are mapped into the Scaffold Law ontology.
Verify
Each fact is tied to its source page and line. Nothing is asserted that cannot be opened and read in the record it came from.
Put the record to work.
Analyze
Rayne surfaces exposure, available defenses, witness contradictions, fraud indicators, controlling decisions, and recurring participants across § 240 and § 241(6) claims.
Brief
Counsel produces a source-linked memorandum or report, with each conclusion traceable to the record.
Monitor
Claims leadership sees exposure, recurring networks, fraud signals, and judicial posture across a portfolio without losing matter-level traceability.