Author
Jai Shevkar
Founder and publisher
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Jai Shevkar operates CollectiveClaim.us and is the person accountable for what it publishes: the editorial standard, the sourcing rules, the corrections process, and the decision to publish or withhold an article.
Professional background
He is a director of Anikaay Integration Private Limited, a software and application-development company registered with the Registrar of Companies, Pune. The company was incorporated on 10 May 2022 under CIN U72200PN2022PTC211144; public company records list him as a whole-time director, and those records can be checked independently at Tofler.
According to his own professional profile, he holds a Bachelor of Business Administration in International Business from Savitribai Phule Pune University. That qualification is self-reported: the public company record establishes the directorship, not the degree.
His working background is in technology operations rather than law: systems and infrastructure, automation, and the data and delivery systems behind online publishing. That is the background he brings to running this site, and it is the limit of it.
What that accountability covers
- Sourcing. Every factual statement in an article must come from a document that was fetched and read, with the source linked on the page. Press summaries are not treated as primary.
- Status labelling. Material statements are labelled by what they actually are: alleged, regulatory action, court ruling, settlement, or verdict.
- Corrections. Substantive changes are logged on the corrections policy page with the date and what changed.
- Publication decisions. No article is published to fill a schedule. The site caps publication at four articles a day site-wide, and publishes fewer, or none, when the evidence does not support more.
Credentials that are, and are not, claimed
No legal, medical or other professional credentials are claimed for this publication or for this author. Nothing on this site is legal advice, and nothing implies an attorney-client relationship. CollectiveClaim.us is not a law firm.
Where an article has been examined by a qualified reviewer, that review is arranged separately and disclosed on the article with the reviewer’s name and qualifications. Where no such review has taken place, the article does not claim one.
Disclosure: the publisher also works in legal lead generation
This is stated plainly because it is directly relevant to how a reader should read this site.
Anikaay Integration’s service areas include legal lead generation, including mass tort and personal injury categories. About this publication explains that CollectiveClaim.us is likewise both an information publisher and an inquiry service: inquiries from readers are passed to law firms that handle the relevant category of claim.
So the commercial interest is close to home. It does not change the editorial rules above, and no article is written to steer a reader toward a particular firm, but a reader deciding how far to rely on this site is entitled to know that the operator’s business sits on the same side of the table as the firms receiving those inquiries.
How articles are produced
Articles are researched and drafted using automated tooling under editorial control, then checked against the primary documents they cite. The tooling is a writing aid, not a source of facts: a statement that cannot be traced to a fetched document is removed rather than published. Sources, dates and legal status are verified before publication, and the process is described on the editorial policy page.
Contact
Corrections, source submissions and factual disputes: editorial@collectiveclaim.us. See the contact page for what the desk can and cannot help with.