THE SEALED RECORD
When they say you fabricated it,hand them the chain.
Every document, email, recording, and record enters LITIGATER through one door, and is sealed, hashed, and logged on the way in. From that moment its history isn't a matter of memory. It's a matter of record.
One intake, every format
PDFs, email archives, audio, video, financial records. Ingested, indexed, and fingerprinted on arrival, before anyone on your team opens the file.
A hash chain, not a promise
Each item is cryptographically sealed and linked to the item that came before it. Alter one byte anywhere in the chain, and the chain itself says so. Write-once storage (WORM) keeps the original immutable no matter who touches a copy, so the tampering accusation has nothing left to attach to.
Built for FRE 902(13) and 902(14)
Self-authentication workflows generate the certification your electronic evidence needs under FRE 902(13) and 902(14): a sworn statement about the process that produced the record, not a guess about what a judge will do with it. No sponsoring witness required to get it in the door.
Facts placed in the Proof Engine cite into the sealed record. The support for every element traces back to an exhibit whose integrity you can prove.
What it doesn't do
The sealed record doesn't make evidence admissible. Relevance, foundation, and privilege still get argued in front of the judge, the same as always. What it removes is one specific fight: whether the file was altered after the fact.
Below the seal
The sealed record ingests whatever comes into the case: PDFs, email archives, audio and video, financial records, scanned exhibits. Each item is fingerprinted on arrival with a cryptographic hash, then linked into a chain with the item sealed before it, and written to storage that cannot be edited or deleted, only added to.
What you get back is proof of custody: a verifiable history showing exactly when each item entered the record and that it has not changed since. The certification workflow for FRE 902(13) and 902(14) draws on that history to produce a sworn statement about the process, ready to hand opposing counsel or the court without calling a witness to the stand. Deciding what to do with the evidence, what to file, what to argue, stays entirely with counsel.
The one honest limit: sealing a document proves it has not been altered since intake. It says nothing about whether the document is relevant, whether it is privileged, or whether it should have been produced at all. Those fights still happen in front of the judge, the same as before the record existed.
Seal it on day one. Nothing surfaces altered.
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