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One case record. Every report your team needs.

One case record. Every report your team needs. Every finding linked to the source.

The problem with document-by-document work

Records arrive out of order. Bills don't match notes. Referrals vanish. Codes sit 200 pages deep. Every new document restarts the work — another pass through the same file for chronology, specials, gaps, and the demand draft.

Your team shouldn't rebuild the same facts for every document. One source-linked case record should feed every report.

The case-record model

Upload once. Produce the full report suite from a single verified record. All included in every $500 case. Use one, use all — same price.

One case record, seven reports, three tiersA single source-linked case record feeds three tiers: case preparation produces demand letters and MedChron; quality control produces the records audit, TBI Finder and case strength analyzer; firm intelligence produces the revenue accelerator and mass tort identifier. All are included in the flat five hundred dollar case price.ONE UPLOADCase recordsource-linkedCASE PREPARATIONAI Demand LettersMedChronQUALITY CONTROLRecords AuditTBI FinderCase Strength AnalyzerFIRM INTELLIGENCERevenue AcceleratorMass Tort IdentifierAll included.$500 per case.Use one, use all —same price.

Anatomy of a case record

What "accurate medical history" actually looks like. Three pins every firm can verify before adoption.

EveryCase source-linked medical chronologyA case record panel showing three chronology entries. Each entry has a date, provider, clinical finding, an ICD-10 code badge, and a link to the source Bates page. One entry is flagged amber because an ordered MRI has no result in the file.CASE RECORD · MVA-2024-0117Source-linkedChronologyRecords AuditCodesDemand03/12/2024Memorial ERCervical strain; headache and photophobiaInitial presentation, 4 hrs post-collisionICD-10 S13.4XXABates 0142 ›03/14/2024Ortho follow-upMRI lumbar spine ordered — no result in fileReferral has no corresponding reportMissing follow-up reportBates 0188 ›03/28/2024NeurologyPost-concussive symptoms; cognitive complaintsDocumented for attorney reviewICD-10 F07.81Bates 0314 ›Every finding links to the page that supports it.Your team reviews and approves before anything leaves the firm.1Codes capturedfrom the record, not inferred2Gaps flaggedbefore the defense finds them3Cited to Batesverify without rereadingDe-identified sample
  • ICD-10 auto-tagged

    Codes documented in the record are captured and linked to the chronology entry — never invented as new diagnoses.

  • Treatment gap flagged

    Ordered studies without a result, missing referrals, and silent periods surface for attorney review before demand.

  • Cited to Bates page

    Every finding links back to its source page so your team can verify without rereading the entire file.

Six tools. One flat price. Every case.

All included in every $500 case. Use one, use all — same price.

One case record, seven reports, three tiersA single source-linked case record feeds three tiers: case preparation produces demand letters and MedChron; quality control produces the records audit, TBI Finder and case strength analyzer; firm intelligence produces the revenue accelerator and mass tort identifier. All are included in the flat five hundred dollar case price.ONE UPLOADCase recordsource-linkedCASE PREPARATIONAI Demand LettersMedChronQUALITY CONTROLRecords AuditTBI FinderCase Strength AnalyzerFIRM INTELLIGENCERevenue AcceleratorMass Tort IdentifierAll included.$500 per case.Use one, use all —same price.

Case preparation

  • AI Demand Letters

    Your voice, at machine speed

    Persuasive, data-driven demands indistinguishable from your best writer's work — because they're built from it.

  • MedChron

    The medical history, airtight

    Disjointed records become one chronological, cited timeline, with every ICD-10-CM and CPT code captured, so nothing gets valued at zero.

Quality control

  • Records Audit

    What's missing, before it matters

    Flags absent reports, incomplete referrals, ordered studies with no result, duplicate records, inconsistent dates, and record/bill mismatches.

  • TBI Finder

    The injury hiding on page 300

    Surfaces the documented symptoms, referrals, imaging, and cognitive complaints that warrant a closer look — every item linked to the record.

  • Case Strength Analyzer

    Find the holes before the defense does

    Flags vulnerabilities, treatment gaps, and causation weak points while you can still fix them.

Firm intelligence

  • Revenue Accelerator

    The money already in your CMS

    Scans your case management system for files that are demand-ready and stalling — then tells you which to move first.

  • Mass Tort Identifier

    Referral fees from files you already closed

    Mines your existing client base for clients who may qualify for emerging mass torts.

Configured to your firm

Templates, section structure, tone, and prior demands shape how EveryCase drafts. The model is configured on your past work so the first pass already sounds like your firm — then your team reviews before anything goes out.

What EveryCase does not do

  • Provide legal advice or independently diagnose medical conditions
  • File, serve, or send demands on your behalf
  • Ship unreviewed output as final work product
  • Train models on your cases — ever. Your data is your data.

EveryCase does not provide legal advice or independently diagnose medical conditions. It helps legal professionals review, organize, verify, and draft from the records they provide.

Fast is useful. Verifiable is what gets adopted.

Legal teams don't need another confident-looking summary. They need work they can review, trace, edit, and defend.

Source-linked

Facts, dates, codes, and findings link to the record page that supports them.

Cross-checked

Dates, providers, diagnoses, bills, and referrals are compared across the file, not extracted in isolation.

Attorney-controlled

EveryCase organizes and drafts. Your team reviews the evidence, controls the argument, and decides what goes out.

EveryCase does not provide legal advice or independently diagnose medical conditions. It helps legal professionals review, organize, verify, and draft from the records they provide.