Risk Analytics
Transforming risk into opportunity
Managing litigation risk and costs for thousands of asbestos claims, with millions of dollars of potential liability and defense costs on the line, can be overwhelming.
Q Risk Analytics can help. Its innovative software, powered by built-in proprietary rules, decision analysis, and integrated jurisdictional rules and verdicts databases, provide claims analysts, supervisors, and attorneys with deep analytics that shave time and cost off asbestos claims.
Q Risk Analytics is a cloud- based application for the management and evaluation of asbestos and talc claims. Easy navigation tools make the application user friendly. Employing the application increases the consistency of case evaluations and provides assurance that all relevant issues and facts have been properly considered and reported.
Whether or not you are new to asbestos risk analytics, we provide you with powerful but easy to learn tools for success. Not only do we help you assess, see, and leverage asbestos risk, but Q Risk Analytics also delivers:
Informed Strategy
No matter if your strategic goal is settlement, verdict or precedent, get a risk-informed view of every matter and align your actions with insight to achieve your goal.
Decision Analysis
We build you a concise decision tree model that captures the interaction of risk factors, probabilities, and the outcomes they produce.
Safety Net
We give General Counsel backup analysis to trust-but-verify local counsel’s subjective decision making. Your risk analysis is preserved, even when your people and law firms come and go.
Virtual Team Friendly
Perfect for remote or work-from-home teams. Designed from the start to help NCC, Insurance carriers, and clients get a shared view of matters, risks, and options.
Big Picture View
Q Risk Analytics lets you see everything for matters – from illness to exposure, verdicts to trusts, and which factors have the greatest impact on risk.
Reporting
Enhanced Reporting to share case analysis, ‘risk profile’ and data for better internal review, for obtaining settlement authority and for negotiations.