I Moved for Partial Summary Judgment Against a Fortune 100 Company. A Database Told Me I Was Ready.

I'm representing myself pro se. Opposing counsel is an in-house legal department plus a white-shoe Philadelphia firm. They have headcount, budget, and institutional infrastructure.

When I filed for partial summary judgment, I wasn't guessing. I opened a dashboard, looked at two counts sitting at full element coverage, and could see every fact supporting every element, where it came from and how strong it was. I felt comfortable that nothing was missing.

That's an aggressive posture for one attorney against a company that size. I took it because I could see the whole board.

This post is about the tool that let me see it, what it does, what it emphatically does not do, and why I'm looking for other litigators to break it.