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by cd_mkdir 25d ago
See A Sample Attorney-Review LIBR Workpaper: https://exitprotocols.com/static/documents/Exit_Protocol_Syn...
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Show HN: Evidence-linked forensic financial investigation(exitprotocols.com)
1 points by cd_mkdir 25d ago|1 comments
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by cd_mkdir 3mo ago
Honestly never subscribed to Claude....GPT 5.5 and Grok only. Anyways leave the CSS aside happy to answer about Workpaper it generates: https://exitprotocols.com/static/documents/Exit_Protocol_Syn...
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Show HN: LIBR tracing with source ledger rows and byte-exact PDF verification(exitprotocols.com)
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by cd_mkdir 7mo ago
Not a lawyer, so the Go-To-Market side in the legal space has been a steep learning curve. If anyone here has experience selling/deploying air-gapped, on-prem solutions to highly risk-averse, non-technical clients (like law firms), I w
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Show HN: Replacing $50k manual forensic audits with a deterministic .py engine
5 points by cd_mkdir 7mo ago|1 comments
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Ask HN: Built an algorithmic forensic accounting tool
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by cd_mkdir 8mo ago
Problem was Implementing the 'Lowest Intermediate Balance Rule' (LIBR) legal algorithm in Python. The Hard Part was OCR. I benchmarked Tesseract vs. Mistral OCR-3 on messy bank PDFs; Mistral won because it understands table layout
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I Automated a $5k Forensic Accounting Job with Python(medium.com)
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by cd_mkdir 9mo ago
If you’ve ever had to prove which dollars in a drained bank account belong to you vs. a spouse, you’ve run into the Lowest Intermediate Balance Rule (LIBR). It’s a 50-year-old legal precedent (See v. See, 1966) that is a nightmare to calcul
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Show HN: Shadow Report – Why your "black box" redactions aren't hiding anything
3 points by cd_mkdir 9mo ago|2 comments
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by cd_mkdir 9mo ago
OP here. Just to share a bit of the engineering headache behind this: The hardest part wasn't the Django backend, it was getting the LIBR (Lowest Intermediate Balance Rule) logic to handle edge cases in the PDF parsing. Bank statements
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Show HN: I built a forensic accounting tool for high-conflict litigation(exitprotocols.com)
2 points by cd_mkdir 9mo ago|1 comments
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by cd_mkdir 9mo ago
This is synthetic demo data kept it short so people could see the methodology clearly. Real reports have way more transactions (platform handles 10k+ via Celery). It's meant to be public as a sample showing the output format. Real clie
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Can an Auto-Generated Forensic Report Hold Up in Court?
1 points by cd_mkdir 9mo ago|2 comments
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Show HN: I built a forensic accounting engine for divorce
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by cd_mkdir 9mo ago
OP here – thanks for the feedback. I just pushed an update to address the Chain of Custody concerns. The system now generates immutable forensic reports with SHA-256 integrity hashes for every document. Also added a regression suite to veri
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Show HN: I automated forensic accounting for divorce cases (3 min vs. 4 weeks)
6 points by cd_mkdir 10mo ago|3 comments