Use cases
Start with the question you actually came here with.
Whether you want to know how the review works, how it compares to the nurse reviewer you use today, or what it surfaces on your particular docket, the page you want is below.
Start here
Three questions firms ask first
How firms use it
Medical record review for attorneys
Real workflows from practicing attorneys Scott Haider, Katie Reed, and Brian Mittman, on what changed when their firms switched.
Read it →How it compares
Review services compared
Nurse reviewer companies, offshore teams, in-house paralegals, and AI on cost, turnaround, and who reads the file, including where the traditional options still win.
Read it →What you get back
AI medical records summary
What is actually inside the summary, how it changes with case type, and what its limits are.
Read it →By practice area
What the chronology surfaces on your docket
-
Social Security Disability
Read against the five-step sequential evaluation, residual functional capacity, and Blue Book listings.
-
Personal injury, plaintiff
Causation established and damages quantified, with pre-existing conditions separated out.
-
Personal injury, defense
Pre-existing conditions, treatment gaps, and objective findings from the claimant's own records.
-
Veteran disability
Service connection, continuity of symptoms, and the evidence a nexus opinion rests on.
-
Workers' compensation
Mechanism of injury, restrictions, maximum medical improvement, and impairment findings.
-
Mass tort
Exposure windows and qualifying conditions read across an entire plaintiff inventory.
-
Medical malpractice
Findings recorded and not acted on, delays, and inconsistencies between notes.
-
Medical examiner services
A structured read of the file before the examination, for IMEs and consulting physicians.
-
Custom solutions
Guardianship, life care planning, subrogation, and other dockets without a template.
Also useful
Other ways in
-
Review by state
The rules that change what your records have to prove, state by state.
-
All practice areas
Every area in one place, with what stays the same across them.
-
For attorneys
What the platform does across a full docket.
-
For experts
For examiners, expert witnesses, and consulting physicians.
-
Blog
Guides, case studies, and the attorney podcast.
-
Events
Webinars and panels, available on demand.
Get started
Reading about it is slower than trying it
Upload a case and read the chronology. It costs nothing, and there is no limit on cases or pages.