All 50 states
The records do not change at the state line. What they have to prove does.
A pure comparative negligence state and a modified one ask different things of the same chart. So does a state with a certificate of merit requirement, or one with its own impairment rating schedule. Each state page below covers the rules that matter and how the chronology is read against them.
Free on every case, in every state. No limit on cases or pages.
What changes by state
Four places state law reaches into the record
Comparative fault
Pure comparative, modified at 50 percent, modified at 51 percent, or contributory bar. The rule decides how much the evidence on allocation is worth, and therefore what the chronology has to surface first. Personal injury →
Malpractice prerequisites
Certificate of merit, affidavit of merit, pre-suit notice, damage caps, and expert qualification standards all vary. The analysis organizes the record for whichever your state requires. Medical malpractice →
Workers' compensation standards
Which impairment guide applies, who performs the evaluation, how maximum medical improvement is determined, and what a treating physician's opinion is worth. Workers' compensation →
Records and privacy practice
Dominant health systems, state privacy statutes that go beyond HIPAA, and the local conventions that decide how a production arrives and what is missing from it.
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How it works
Three steps, wherever the case is filed
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Upload the records
PDFs, scans, faxes, and images go up through the HIPAA-compliant portal, in whatever form they arrived. No page limit.
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The file is read against your state's rules
Every page is read, and what surfaces first reflects the comparative fault rule, malpractice prerequisites, and comp standards that apply where you are.
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A cited chronology comes back
Quoted from the chart, cited to the exhibit and page, with the records still missing flagged. Export to PDF or Word.
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Cost reduction
Manual review costs removed while accuracy and consistency go up.
More evidence found
Findings a manual pass overlooks, surfaced with the page behind each one.
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Try it on a case in your jurisdiction
Upload the file you are least looking forward to reading. It comes back as a chronology, quoted and cited, read against the rules where you practice.