Case law research, liability disputes, basic hire rate intelligence and practitioner expertise — everything the credit hire professional needs, in one place.
Built exclusively for credit hire professionals — solicitors, insurers, claims managers and consultants. One platform, every resource.
Ask questions in plain English. Our AI reads the relevant judgments and synthesises a coherent answer, complete with citations and case names.
400+ cases spanning six decades, from the landmark House of Lords decisions to recent County Court judgments. Updated as new cases emerge.
No more trawling through PDFs. Get answers in seconds, with the key principles extracted and cases ranked by authority level.
Browse and filter the full database by court, year, legal topic and outcome. View structured summaries, key principles and significance ratings.
Results are weighted by court level. Supreme Court and Court of Appeal decisions are prioritised, giving you the binding authorities first.
A searchable directory of 118 credit hire industry participants — CHOs, solicitors, counsel, BHR specialists, engineers, funders and more. Find the right expertise, fast.
Combining a curated case database with state-of-the-art AI to deliver authoritative answers.
Type any credit hire legal question — impecuniosity, basic hire rate, need, storage charges, NPCOs, or anything else.
The system identifies the most relevant cases from our database, ranked by legal authority and topic relevance.
Claude AI reads the retrieved cases and synthesises a coherent answer, drawing on the actual judgment summaries.
You receive a structured answer with case citations, key principles, and links to the relevant cases in the database.
The database is indexed across every major credit hire legal issue. Click any topic to explore.
Comprehensive coverage from the highest courts down to County Court judgments.
The next major addition to the platform is in development and will be available to subscribers.
A comprehensive database of conventional hire companies covering branch locations by postcode, terms and conditions of hire, and availability records — identifying where and when a hire company would not have been able to serve a claimant due to age restrictions, licence requirements, accident history policies or absence of a local branch. An essential tool for challenging the quasi-expert BHR reports increasingly relied upon by insurers.
Access to this resource is restricted to subscribers to the Credit Hire Forum and is included within the subscription plan.