2. A computer-implemented method for determining whether a claim has merit to warrant claim recovery, the method comprising: describing, using a computer, a set of documents having unstructured and structured file data containing terms and phrases having one or more contextual bases; transforming the terms and phrases for iterating upon a classification process to create rules that classify the set of documents based upon the context; incorporating the rules into classification schema to classify the claims; generating said classification schema using said computer; wherein the schema calculates at least one score and one or more concept vectors to identify the claims that demonstrate a threshold probability for recovery.
2. A computer-implemented method for determining whether a claim has merit to warrant claim recovery, the method comprising: describing, using a computer, a set of documents having unstructured and structured file data containing terms and phrases having one or more contextual bases; transforming the terms and phrases for iterating upon a classification process to create rules that classify the set of documents based upon the context; incorporating the rules into classification schema to classify the claims; generating said classification schema using said computer; wherein the schema calculates at least one score and one or more concept vectors to identify the claims that demonstrate a threshold probability for recovery. 4. The method of claim 2 wherein the classification process includes the step of incorporating one or more of a rule induction and knowledge representation, thesauri and taxonomy and a text summarization derived from the set of documents.