Blog
Field notes on deed fraud, document authentication, and how to stop both.
Writing from the co-founder on what is happening in document fraud, what does not work, what does, and where policy and technology are heading. New posts weekly.
Recent
Latest posts.
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The first post is being drafted and will publish here shortly. Posts cover four standing topics: deed fraud and the architecture for stopping it, mortgage fraud and its enabling conditions, insurance fraud across the broader real-estate and consumer landscape, and the application of artificial intelligence to legal and real-estate work in ways that improve outcomes for the people doing it.
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Licensing
The architecture behind the writing is licensable.
The posts here are written from inside an active patent licensing practice. If a topic touches your industry — title insurance, notarization, document recording, professional credentialing, or any of the document categories U.S. Patent No. 12,518,331 applies to — there is a commercial path to deploying the architecture under license.