The Client attorneys in that lawsuit argue that patients were not adequately warned about the risks of diabetes, while the manufacturer of Seroquel, AstraZeneca, knew of the risk. The drug regulatory agency in Japan had already required the manufacturer to place a Seroquel warning about diabetes on the product while AstraZeneca continued aggressive marketing and concealed the dangers of Seroquel side effects. The Client lawyers in the Seroquel class action lawsuit claim that the drug company also marketed the drug for the treatment of conditions not approved by the FDA.

All the database dumps from Astrazeneca was restored to the local servers. Netrocon identified the relation between objects by reverse engineering the databases. Based on the client's request, reports were generated out of the 55 databases used as exhibits by the attorneys in the court. Netrocon also provided data analytical services to the client. Based on the background given, a DB model was generated and specialized reports were generated for the attorneys with all sort, filter and search capabilities which enabled the attorneys to obtain valuable information as deposition.