Preserve
Keep the original file, the URL, the timestamp, the context, the provider response, and the earlier version before the record starts changing.
Puff Legal turns scattered records into a file another serious reviewer can actually use: sources, chronology, contradictions, deadlines, provider history, open questions, and the next decision.
A simple process for records, research, deadlines, case preparation, and professional handoff.
Keep the original file, the URL, the timestamp, the context, the provider response, and the earlier version before the record starts changing.
Turn a pile of records into chronology, actors, issues, contradictions, dependencies, missing facts, and deadlines.
Test attribution, alternate explanations, stale assumptions, weak proof, and the questions a hostile reviewer is likely to ask first.
Hand the next legitimate reviewer a usable record instead of another inbox dump: summary, chronology, exhibits, open questions, and next actions.
Puff Legal helps organize the work that sits between a client, the record, and the next legal decision. That can include collecting records, building chronologies, tracking deadlines, preparing case materials, researching sources, organizing correspondence, and preparing materials for attorney review.
The goal is simple: keep the file organized, keep important facts visible, and make the next step easier to evaluate.
View Case Support →Inventory, versions, source identity, screenshots, messages, metadata, exhibits.
02Chronology & IssuesEvents, contradictions, missing-record tracking, deadlines, unresolved questions.
03Research & SourcesOfficial sources, public records, provider rules, provenance, current-rule checks.
04Rights & Platform SupportPrivacy, impersonation, copyright, harassment, takedown and provider history.
05Professional HandoffExecutive summary, chronology, exhibit index, source links, open questions.
06Matter AdministrationIncoming records, follow-ups, correspondence, continuity and status tracking.
Puff Legal provides case preparation, records review, research, and legal administration for clients and matters connected to New York City. Intake and client work are handled primarily in writing and remotely. In-person meetings, when useful, are arranged by appointment.
The first job is not making it sound persuasive. It is figuring out what the record actually says.