TELN helps members grow their Personal Injury and Mass Tort practices with purpose.

TELN is dedicated to helping our members thrive and grow using revolutionary tools and innovations for sustainable, ethical growth. Without clients, the most ethical PI practice will likely fail or fall prey to bad actors. For a practice to thrive, a typical lawyer has to hire staff, house and train them, invest in systems, and then invest in advertising to keep them busy with intake and client workup. TELN helps its members reduce overhead, serve the public, and grow the practice. Using our proven platform, TELN identifies victims of specific torts, verifies their identities, documents their injury claims, and consolidates the results into a TELN Victim Identification Package.

Members receive complete files with the supporting evidence and signed retainers, allowing them to move a complaint forward with confidence, speed, and manageable expense. This offering is coupled with our proprietary, tort-specific group attorney advertising model. Members then have access to local, state, and national advertising programs targeting a specific community of underserved victims. All advertising is conducted in compliance with applicable standards. This is the entry point for PI attorneys that want to gain access to TELN's Mass Tort Program.

Large dockets frequently accumulate claimants faster than they can be verified. Bad actors across the entire personal injury ecosystem actively corrupt the practice of law and administration of justice, often causing plaintiffs' counsel to unknowingly present fraudulent claims, resulting in defendants paying for claims that should never have been filed. The result is harm to shareholders, legitimate plaintiffs, lenders, and insurers while carrying little risk to predators who have tainted the process for their own profit. TELN combats these unethical practices, providing both attorney and non-attorney members a range of services to eliminate fraud from their legal and financial underwriting and risk valuation processes.

For both attorney and non-attorney members, TELN applies its fraud detection and verification processes to existing dockets, collateral, and risk underwriting. Our work product analyzes hundreds of data points using a multidimensional analysis designed to identify complex fraud schemes.  

TELN offers the industry's only certified verification service, CleanDocket, which enables unmatched integrity and accuracy for the most demanding applications. TELN backs up this process with its client guarantee to all active members in good standing: Should the veracity of a record be challenged, TELN will provide expert witness testimony and provide a complete overview of the record's audit trail, findings, and recommendations. 

Third-party litigation funding is a known source of settlement manipulation and a source of corruption on many levels. Private equity-backed lenders often wield influence over law firms, improperly interfering with attorney independence. Investor profits begin to drive case strategy rather than the best interests of the victim. Cash advances written against a plaintiff's potential settlement routinely carry compounding rates and inflated costs that consume the very recovery they were sold to protect, leaving victims victimized again. Reforms of toxic third-party litigation finance practices and lax oversight are overdue and imperative. TELN considers these financial abuses incompatible with the ethical practice of law and has implemented a solution that will protect victims, clients, members, and most crucial of all, public trust in the legal profession.

TELN's Mass Tort Program participants will have access to transparently and ethically obtained working capital raised through officially registered U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) tokenized offerings. The capital raised in these securities offerings will come from individual investors overseen by FINRA-registered broker-dealers using Reg A, D, and CF structures to ensure SEC compliance. TELN will specifically target the urgent needs of the veteran community, which have been victimized by both horrific torts and, in too many instances, their attorneys (e.g., 3M Combat Arms Ear Plugs, PACT Act, Camp Lejeune Justice Act). That underserved community must have access to justice through financial programs designed to meet their special needs. No private equity, hedge fund, or institutional capital will be allowed to participate in the offerings.