The right action, at the right time.
We help you choose the action most likely to achieve your objective, plan the sequence and coordinate the parties involved in delivery.
Plan your next action →In this example, evidence comes first, then a referral, followed by coordinated platform and payment action. Timing depends on the case.
The action is not the outcome.
An enforcement event shouldn't be judged only by whether it happened. What matters is what changed because of it: disruption, reduced exposure, stronger intelligence, a more important target or a better strategic position.
Law-enforcement engagement. Where a law-enforcement referral is appropriate, we help identify the relevant authorities, organise the case presentation, prepare briefings and support continuing liaison.
Oliver WalshFounder & Principal
Is this for you?
Enforcement is a decision, not a default.
Which route is most likely to achieve the objective?
Several routes are open, from platform action to a criminal referral.
You getRecommended intervention strategySequencingWhat has to happen first?
Some steps depend on others, and acting out of order can tip off the target.
You getSequencing planCoordinationWho does what?
Investigators, counsel, platforms and payment providers are involved, and nobody holds the whole picture.
You getStakeholder coordination planImpactWhat can we learn from the last action?
Previous enforcement produced limited impact.
You getPost-action recommendationsHow we approach it
Define the outcome
We agree what the action needs to achieve and which routes could get there.
Plan and sequence
We set what happens first, what can happen together and what should wait.
Coordinate delivery
Where execution is justified, we coordinate the parties and keep one strategic view throughout.
Acting too early can destroy intelligence or displace a target. Acting too late can lose the opportunity.
Enforcement is the last of our four stages. How we work →
Need ongoing enforcement rather than one action? Managed IP Enforcement Programme →
What you receive
- Enforcement options
- The viable routes, and which is most likely to change things.
- Sequencing plan
- What happens first, what runs together and what waits.
- Coordination plan
- Who does what, across investigators, counsel, platforms, payment providers and law enforcement.
- Post-action review
- What changed because of the action, and what should happen next.
Every plan answers five questions. What should happen? Why this route? Who should do it? What must happen first? What does success look like?
What to expect
Clear terms before any work starts, and one strategic view from plan to follow-up.
First call
Free, confidential and without obligation. We can sign an NDA before you share confidential details.
Written proposal
The scope, timing and fee are set out in writing before any work starts.
The strategy
We set the outcome, choose the route and sequence the steps.
Delivery
Where execution is justified, we coordinate the parties and review what changed.
Case not ready yet? Start with evidence →
What are you trying to achieve?
Tell us what's known, the options on the table and what the action needs to achieve.
Plan your next action