Case preparation
AI Demand Letters
Your voice, at machine speed
What it is
A first-pass demand letter built from the source-linked case record your team already reviewed.
Configured on your past demands so structure, tone, and argument order match how your firm writes.
Unlimited revisions for 7 days after delivery — you review before anything is sent.
What you get
- Full demand draft in your firm's voice and section order
- Facts drawn only from the verified case record
- Specials and treatment narrative aligned to chronology entries
- Citations back to Bates pages for key findings
- Revision window of 7 days with attorney-controlled edits
- Export-ready Word / PDF package
Sample output
Demand excerpt available on the sample case — see structure and tone without uploading.
Cervical strain; patient reports headache, photophobia
MRI ordered — result not in file
Post-concussive symptoms; cognitive complaints noted
- Source-linked
- Attorney-reviewed
What it catches / why it matters
Understated specials
Surfaces billed amounts documented in the record that may be missing from early drafts.
Gaps in narrative
Flags treatment periods with no corresponding paragraph so counsel can decide how to frame them.
Tone drift
Keeps firm templates consistent across associates instead of restarting from a blank page.
How it's produced
Built after chronology and audit passes so every claim can be traced to a source page. Your team reviews and revises before anything leaves the firm.
Verification note: every finding is available for attorney review against the source page before anything leaves the firm.
Limits
- Does not file or serve anything on your behalf
- Does not provide legal advice
- Does not invent facts outside the records you provide
Related reports
$500 per case. All core case reports included. No subscription.
All included in every $500 case. Use one, use all — same price.
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.