New York
Medical Record Review for New York Attorneys
AI-powered analysis built for New York law, from Certificate of Merit requirements to No-Fault serious injury thresholds.
Free on every case, with no limit on cases or pages.
New York rules
New York Legal Requirements
The state-specific rules that change what the records have to prove, and what the chronology surfaces because of them.
Comparative Fault
Pure Comparative (CPLR § 1411)
New York allows recovery even if 99% at fault, with damages reduced by fault percentage. Our AI helps:
- Maximize recovery by documenting defendant fault
- Identify evidence shifting liability percentages
- Support damages calculations after reduction
Medical Malpractice
Certificate of Merit (CPLR § 3012-a)
New York requires attorney certification based on medical expert review. Our system organizes evidence for:
- Standard of care breach documentation
- Causation evidence organization
- Expert-ready medical summaries
Auto Accidents
No-Fault Threshold (Ins. Law § 5102)
To sue for pain and suffering, plaintiffs must prove "serious injury" under nine categories. Our AI identifies:
- Permanent loss of use documentation
- Significant limitation evidence
- 90/180 day disability documentation
Workers' Compensation
2018 Impairment Guidelines
New York uses its own impairment guidelines (not AMA Guides) for disability ratings. Our analysis addresses:
- Schedule loss of use calculations
- Non-schedule PPD determinations
- WCB-specific documentation
What you get
The same deliverable, read against New York law
A chronology you can check
Every event in date order, quoted from the chart, with the exhibit and page behind each line so a finding can be verified in seconds.
State rules cited alongside the records
Where New York law changes what matters, the analysis cites the governing rule as well as the medical page it applies to.
The records still missing
Providers named in the chart whose files never arrived, flagged before a deadline or a deficiency notice makes the point for you.
Updates as records arrive
New records fold into the existing timeline in minutes. The chronology is a live document, not a deliverable you order once.
An AI first pass, verified by you
No outside review team ever reads the file. Your own attorneys verify the work against the citations.
Export in PDF or Word
Take the chronology into a brief, a demand package, or a hearing binder without rebuilding it by hand.
Practice areas
What we handle in New York
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Personal injury
Causation and damages, with pre-existing conditions separated out.
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Medical malpractice
Deviations, delays, and care gaps laid out in sequence.
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Workers' compensation
Mechanism of injury, restrictions, and impairment findings.
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Social Security Disability
Read against the five-step sequential evaluation.
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Veteran disability
Service connection, continuity, and nexus evidence.
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All practice areas
Every area Superinsight is tuned for, in one place.
Security and compliance
Your clients' records, under one standard of custody.
- HIPAA compliant — Business Associate Agreement countersigned before your first upload
- ISO 42001 aligned — responsible AI management practices per the international standard
- SOC 2 — independently audited controls for security, availability, and confidentiality
- An AI first pass verified by your own attorneys, not routed to outside human reviewers
Model Rule 1.6(c) obliges your firm to vet its vendors, and Rule 1.1 extends the duty of competence to technology. The audit reports and subprocessor list are available during onboarding.
Common questions about New York cases
- How does your analysis help with New York's pure comparative negligence system?
- Our AI identifies evidence that helps establish liability under New York's pure comparative negligence system (CPLR § 1411). We maximize recovery potential regardless of the plaintiff's degree of fault.
- How do you support New York's Certificate of Merit requirement?
- Our system identifies evidence supporting the Certificate of Merit required under CPLR § 3012-a. We highlight documentation addressing standard of care, breach, and causation elements.
- How do you address New York's No-Fault insurance requirements?
- Our AI identifies medical evidence supporting the serious injury threshold under Insurance Law § 5102(d), including permanent loss of use, significant limitation, or 90/180 day disability categories.
- How does your system support New York workers' compensation claims?
- Our AI analyzes records to identify evidence supporting compensability and impairment under New York's workers' compensation system, including the 2018 Permanent Impairment Guidelines.
Neighboring States
Carrying cases across state lines?
Each state page covers the rules that change what the records have to prove there.
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Run a New York case through at no cost
Upload the file you are least looking forward to reading. It comes back as a chronology, quoted and cited, read against New York rules.