How It Works
Case review, scope and fee options, evidence intake, analysis and reporting, ongoing support.
Process
Process pillars
From first contact to final deliverable—we confirm scope, agree terms, and deliver evidence with transparent methodology.
Case Review & Scope
You contact us; we confirm fit and feasibility. We propose deliverables and terms in writing. No obligation.
Detail →Evidence Intake
We request and receive documents and data—listings, financials, contracts, and other relevant evidence.
Detail →Analysis & Support
Transparent methodology, clear assumptions, structured reports. Joint statements, rebuttals, testimony as required.
Detail →What we deliver
From enquiry to resolution
We confirm scope and feasibility before any commitment. Terms are agreed in writing; deliverables are structured for use in proceedings or settlement.
Before we start
- Case review and scope confirmation
- Written proposal (deliverables and fee options)
- Terms agreed before substantive work
Delivery
- Evidence intake and document review
- Analysis and reporting (reports, schedules, exhibits)
- Ongoing support (joint statements, rebuttals, testimony)
Process
All steps
Overview
Steps at a glance
- Case Review
You contact us; we confirm scope and feasibility. No obligation.
- Scope & Fee Options
We propose deliverables and terms in writing.
- Evidence Intake
We request and receive documents and data.
- Analysis & Reporting
Transparent methodology, clear assumptions, structured exhibits.
- Ongoing Support
Joint statements, rebuttals, testimony as required.
Why STR Disputes
Evidence designed to withstand scrutiny
We translate STR reality into clear assumptions, transparent methodology, and structured exhibits so reports hold up under challenge.
Clear assumptions
State what we assume so tribunals and parties can test them.
Transparent methodology
Show how we reach our conclusions step by step.
Structured exhibits
Organise data and analysis so they are easy to follow.
Evidence designed to withstand scrutiny
Build reports that hold up under challenge.
Detail
Steps in detail
From first contact through to ongoing support—how we work with you.
Case Review
You contact us with a brief outline of the matter. We confirm whether the case falls within our expertise, identify the type of evidence required (quantum, operations, tradeability, or a combination), and indicate feasibility and likely scope. No obligation.
Scope & Fee Options
We define: the questions to be answered, assumptions and methodology, evidence required, deliverables and timeline, and fee structure. Terms are agreed in writing before substantive work begins.
Evidence Intake
We request and receive relevant documents and data. Depending on the matter, this may include:
- Listing details, calendars, and channel data (Airbnb, Booking, Vrbo, etc.)
- Financial records, revenue reports, and occupancy data
- Management agreements, contracts, and correspondence
- Property details, photos, and condition reports
- Regulatory or licensing documentation
- Incident logs, guest communications, and operational records
- Comparable listings and market data (where relevant)
Analysis & Reporting
We analyse the evidence using transparent methodology, clear assumptions, and structured exhibits. We produce reports, schedules, or other deliverables as agreed, in a format suitable for use in proceedings or settlement.
Ongoing Support
Where required, we provide joint statements, rebuttals, hearing or trial testimony, and ongoing support through to resolution.
FAQ
Questions about our process
What does a case review involve?
You provide a short summary of the matter, key questions (e.g. quantum, operations, tradeability), and any deadlines. We confirm whether the case falls within our expertise, the type of evidence required, and indicate feasibility and likely scope. No obligation.
How are scope and fees agreed?
We propose scope of work, deliverables (e.g. report, joint statement, testimony), and fee options in writing. Terms are agreed before substantive work begins.
What evidence do you typically need?
Depending on the matter: listing details, calendars and channel data (Airbnb, Booking, Vrbo), financial records, management agreements, property and condition information, incident logs, and regulatory or licensing documentation where relevant.