Open an engagementHow it worksContingency from end to end. 25% fee only on funds Trovant collects.

Three dollar sources firms leave behind

Where the back office leaves money on the trust ledger.

Three-way IOLTA client-trust reconciliation; contingent-fee dispute recovery on PI lien carve-outs and fee-shift awards; corporate + e-billing platform AR past 90 / 120 / 180. Three lane-specific pools where a public-record audit typically finds un-invoiced B2B cash for 10–75-attorney practices.

How the agents apply

Same pipeline. Privilege-protected data sources.

Scout reads
The public record on trust and e-billing.
State bar trust-account audit records, per-matter trust ledger NAUPA filings, state unclaimed-property databases, court docket fee-shift / cost-shifting awards, e-billing platform dispute workpapers (LegalTracker / SimpleLegal / Brightflag), and corporate AR aging buckets the back office rarely reconciles line by line.
Outreach sends
Personalized touch under privilege-aware guardrails.
Firm administrators, finance directors, and trust-account holders — never generic mass mail. Every outreach references a sourced dollar amount and the public-record citation behind it. Attorney-client privilege is preserved — agents touch operational and financial records only, never the substance of any case.
Processing files
The paperwork, then the trust-account disbursement.
Files the trust-account reconciliation, the contingent-fee dispute recovery paperwork (lien carve-out reimbursement, fee-shift award invoice), the NAUPA unclaimed-property claim, and the corporate + e-billing platform AR dispute, then remits recovered funds into the firm operating account with Trovant's 25% fee netted out.

Ready when you are

Tell us your firm size and the lanes you bill.

We run a Scout pass on the public record before you commit — no retainer, no per-claim minimum. We only get paid when funds land in your firm payout.

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