Practice

Bridge Forensic Logic, LLC
Tampa, Florida, US

Inquiries are received by email. A useful first message states what the corpus is, roughly how large it is, what formats it exists in, and what question you need answered. Scope, the designated master, and the source-of-truth hierarchy are established during intake rather than assumed.

Intake

What to Include in an Inquiry

The Corpus

What the body of material is, its approximate extent, and the formats it exists in. Manuscripts, bibles, codices, supplementary guides, and earlier drafts are all relevant.

The Question

What you need answered or resolved. An audit, a continuity map, an authority hierarchy, or advisory support on structure are different engagements.

The Authority

Which document you consider authoritative if a conflict arises. If that is not yet settled, say so — establishing it is part of the work.

Constraints

Deadlines, confidentiality requirements, and anything about the material that should not be altered under any circumstances.

Before You Write

Please Note

Bridge Forensic Logic provides documentary analysis only. The practice does not provide legal advice, medical opinions, insurance guidance, expert witness testimony, or investigative services beyond the examination of records. Inquiries seeking those services cannot be accepted.

Client material is treated as proprietary and is not shared across engagements. Work is not cross-contaminated between client projects.

An initial message does not need to include the material itself. Scope and confidentiality terms are settled before any corpus is transferred.

Boundaries

The full boundaries statement sets out precisely what this practice does and does not do.