For defense counsel
Litigation support and forensic analysis
Timeclock record review, meal period violation quantification, PAGA exposure modeling, and damage rebuttal — on active wage and hour matters. Project-based, 5–7 day turnaround, delivered under attorney-client privilege through the referring firm.
How it works
With timeclock and payroll records
- Meal period violation analysisTransaction-level review identifying late lunches, short lunches, and missed meal periods. Output: employee-level log with dates, violation type, and §226.7 premium exposure per instance.
- Rest period compliance analysisShift-based rest period timing analysis and AB 1513 piece-rate line item requirements.
- Off-the-clock work pattern analysisIdentification of statistical anomalies in punch data — clock-out clustering, systematic gaps at shift end.
- Rounding policy auditAggregate analysis of net time gained or lost per employee from rounding. Tests neutrality under the See's Candy standard.
- Overtime and double-time trigger analysisDaily and weekly overtime threshold analysis, double-time identification, and AWA compliance.
- Schedule pattern reconstructionReconstruction of actual vs. claimed schedules from punch data for matters where the employer's scheduling position is disputed.
Timeclock records
- Meal period violation analysis
- Rest period compliance review
- Off-the-clock work pattern identification
- Rounding policy audits
- Overtime / double-time trigger analysis
- Schedule reconstruction
Record processing services
- Large-scale PDF parsing & organization
- Multi-vendor data reconciliation
- Format conversion & export
- Gap & anomaly detection
Ready to run a matter through the analyzer?
Send us a sample timeclock export. We'll turn around a written estimate within 48 hours — no charge.