Avalon
Drafts and defends expert reports with AI grounded in regulation and case law.
What it is for
Help an expert witness produce and defend technical reports in far less time.
What it does
Analyses damage, computes valuations, retrieves applicable regulation and case law, generates the report and supports its defence.
Sector
Judicial and insurance expert reports, legal and construction.
What it improves
An expert report takes days of work, much of it spent searching regulation and drafting. Here that work shrinks drastically and gains consistency across reports.
Target client
Expert witness practices, insurers, law firms, and architects and engineers acting as experts.
Status and maturity
Well-structured functional core — calculation engines, document retrieval, report generation, its own tests and datasets to specialise the AI — but modest in size: a young product.
Differentiator
Specialisation in Spanish regulation and case law applied to expert work, not a generic assistant.
Commercial fit
Subscription per expert or pay per report. Large market, clear pain, still little competition in Spain.
Architecture
Layered architecture
An expert-report reasoning system with an intellectual chain of custody: every statement in the report is tied to the regulation, case law or calculation that supports it. It is not a search engine with nice prose.
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Regulatory and case-law base
Collections of the technical standard for drafting expert reports, the European standard for expert services, the building code and Eurocodes, plus European case law and legislation.
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Analysis engines
Technical-constructive analysis of pathologies, damage valuation with regulated appraisal and depreciation criteria, and contradiction detection over the case’s bulk documentation.
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Evidence management
Chain of custody with cryptographic fingerprint and timestamping of all processed evidence, following international forensic-laboratory protocols.
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Multi-expert reasoning
Several specialised experts — technical, legal-procedural, valuation — with mandatory human supervision before emission.
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Report generation
A report conforming to the structure the expert-report standard requires, with verifiable citations and support for defending the report in court.
Inventory
Status per component
A real inventory of the asset’s components with their declared status. We publish capability, never code or internal figures.
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Functional engine core
Functional with declared debtCalculation engines, document retrieval and report generation built with their own tests, but modest in size: a young product, declared as such.
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Evidence chain of custody
Built and testedCryptographic fingerprint and timestamping over all evidence: this is what makes the report defensible.
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Conformity with the expert-report standard
Built and testedThe mandatory report structure is the system’s base template, not an optional format.
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Model specialisation
Functional with declared debtDatasets prepared to specialise the intelligence; fine training is under way.
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Scaling to European jurisdictions
Designed, not implementedDesigned around the European standard for expert services and multilingual sources; not implemented. Presented as a plan, not a capability.
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Evaluation against academic benchmark
Designed, not implementedThe public legal-NLP benchmark is chosen; running it and publishing the result — including a bad one — is pending.
This profile describes capabilities and status, not implementation. Code, architecture documentation and internal figures are shared under a confidentiality agreement during due diligence.
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