JIL Sovereign Technologies provides immutable, FRE 902(14)-anchored detection and evidence infrastructure to attorneys, litigation funders, and authorized government entities pursuing healthcare recovery actions under the False Claims Act and parallel state statutes.
The Department of Justice reported the largest single-year False Claims Act recovery in the statute's history in fiscal year 2025. Healthcare drove the overwhelming majority. Whistleblower-initiated qui tam suits broke prior records. Every public DOJ statement reinforces the same theme: enforcement is shifting from tip-driven to analytics-driven. The detection layer that produces admissible evidence at scale is the constraint.
Existing healthcare analytics platforms surface anomalies. Few produce evidence. Fewer still produce evidence with the cryptographic provenance required to satisfy authentication standards under the Federal Rules of Evidence and to defend original-source status under the public disclosure bar of 31 U.S.C. § 3730(e)(4). The gap between detection and admissibility is the single largest cost driver in modern recovery practice.
Standard exports lack chain-of-custody and tamper resistance. Authentication challenges burn months and budget before the merits are reached.
Without provable detection timing, relators face protracted disputes over whether their information predated public disclosures. The bar can dispose of meritorious cases.
Black-box scoring resists discovery. Defendants demand methodology disclosures that are not contractually permitted to be produced. The case stalls.
Aggregate findings invite battle-of-experts disputes. Per-claim, per-entity, per-network packages move cases to settlement faster.
CREB is JIL's per-claim admissible evidence package. Each bundle contains the underlying claim record, the integrity check failure profile, the cryptographic anchor on CourtChain establishing detection time, and the methodology hash demonstrating analytical reproducibility. Designed from inception to satisfy Federal Rule of Evidence 902(14) self-authentication standards.
Detection produces leads. Provenance produces settlements. CourtChain anchors every detection event to an immutable, validator-attested ledger across thirteen jurisdictions, providing mathematical proof of the moment information became known to the relator.
For original-source determinations under § 3730(e)(4), this is structurally distinct from any prior-art evidence framework. It converts a contested factual question into a verifiable cryptographic record.
JIL is a detection-and-proof infrastructure provider. We do not pursue recovery actions on behalf of customers and we do not work on contingency. Our role is upstream: producing the court-ready evidence that practitioners and government enforcement entities require to act.
Methodology partnership for relator representation. Original-source documentation. CREB package production for sealed filings under 31 U.S.C. § 3730(b).
Asset-class diligence support. Detection methodology audit. Per-case cost projections and recovery probability frameworks for non-recourse funding.
Detection infrastructure for federal and state agencies. Pre-clearance audit, retroactive validation, and CREB delivery into existing enforcement workflows.
Pre-litigation self-disclosure support. Internal audit infrastructure for entities pursuing voluntary remediation under DOJ self-disclosure guidance.
Substantive methodology details, detection coverage, validator architecture, and platform pricing are disclosed exclusively under executed mutual non-disclosure. Initial briefings are 60 minutes and require firm or organizational identification, area of focus, and counsel of record where applicable.