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From raw records to a decision.

Drop the medical and legal records — any format, any language. The case file builds itself: every exhibit split, identified, dated and organized in seconds, with its full lineage on screen. Then the deliverables follow.

Validate the strong cases. Decline the weak ones. In minutes, not weeks.
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Secondsfrom upload to filed, named, dated exhibits
51US jurisdictions — versioned, sourced rules
7objective causation criteria, graded per injury
100%reproducible — fingerprinted, auditable outputs
How it works
Four steps, all visible on screen
1

Intake

Multi-document PDFs, phone photos, mixed-language records. Split into individual exhibits, named, dated, assembled into a chronological case file. Every exhibit traces back to its source file and pages — fingerprinted, nothing ever lost.

2

Medical chronology

The complete story of the injury, date by date. Every fact cites its exhibit and page — the referencing US litigation teams expect.

3

Case assessment — take it or not

One page: case overview, injuries sourced exhibit by exhibit, causation graded on 7 objective criteria, pre-existing conditions flagged, liability and insurer coverage identified. Final score = the weakest link — with the reasons and a verification checklist.

4

State-aware damages

Select the state. The fine-grained analysis engine — the most detailed methodology in the world — is deterministically mapped into the damages language of that jurisdiction.

Why it stands in court
The AI reads and writes. It never calculates.

Deterministic

Scores, legal rules and arithmetic are code and versioned tables — never a model's guess. Same inputs, same outputs, every time.

Traceable

MD5 fingerprints on every file, exact exhibit lineage, production manifests recording which state and which rule versions produced each deliverable, and a one-click methodology appendix per case.

Court-ready

Built for FRE 702 (as amended 2023) and state admissibility standards: reproducible outputs, sourced state rules with archived references — exactly what courts now demand of expert work.

See a real case processed live.

From a folder of raw records to a scored, state-specific case file.

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