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Let’s talk about the research.
The first call is confidential and free. You do not need to write anything or send research records before we speak.
You do not need to know whether the work qualifies. That is the point of the call. A rough account of what your team tried and who paid for it is enough to start.
What happens next
You will know whether a closer look makes sense.
Tell me about the work
Describe what your team was trying to solve, what you had to test, and which company paid for it. Patient details are not needed.
Hear my first take
I will tell you whether the work looks worth reviewing, what I still need to understand, and any obvious issue with the company making the claim.
Decide whether to continue
If a claim looks possible, I will explain the records, financial information, timing, fees, and work needed from your accountant before you decide.
Before the call
You only need the basics.
It helps to know the company’s fiscal year end, roughly when the research happened, who did the work, and whether grants, hospitals, universities, or contractors were involved. Rough costs are enough for the first call.
If the work looks worth a closer review, I will explain the proposed work, fee, records needed, and any important limits. You can discuss it with your accountant before deciding. The first call does not commit you to a claim.
Please do not include patient names, health-card numbers, medical records, or other personal health information in an initial email or booking form. Read the privacy notice.