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What it does
AI platform of 23 tools for plaintiff and defense counsel, from records analysis and timelines to demand letters, deposition prep and settlement evaluation. The fields below record what could be confirmed from the 6 public sources cited at the foot of this page; nothing is estimated to fill the gap.
Key facts
| Segment | Legal (PI + Defense) Records and Litigation AI |
| Website | |
| Legal entity | Medicolegal Intelligence LLC |
| Not published | FoundedHQHeadcount |
Medrecords AI vs MedLegal AI at a glance
Same 8 rubric rows, side by side. Vendor cells repeat what MedLegal AI publishes; a row it has not published stays that way. Medrecords AI cells are our own published terms.
| Rubric row | Medrecords AI | MedLegal AI |
| Processing model | AI drafts and cites; you review and sign. Every line cites its source page. | AI-only software ("AI reads every word"); processing runs on AWS with Anthropic models, both under signed BAAs. A separate Physician Records Review service is sold per case |
| Human QA | Yours, not ours. Output is editable and every claim links to the page it came from. | None stated for the software output. A separate paid Physician Records Review exists; who performs it and how is not stated |
| Typical turnaround | Minutes to hours per file | Case analysis and demand letters in under 60 seconds, opinion letters in seconds (homepage claims). Physician Records Review turnaround not stated |
| Pricing model | Pay per page, no subscription (Self-Service); annual licence for Enterprise On-Prem | Monthly subscription tiers (same prices for plaintiff and defense), pay-per-case option, free account for 3 case analyses, 14-day free trial with no credit card, Courtroom AI add-on |
| Indicative cost | from 10¢ to as low as 5¢ a page, duplicates free | Pro $49/month (1 user, fair use 5,000 pages/month); Professional $249/month (up to 5 users); Firm $499/month (unlimited users, priority support); $19 per case; Physician Records Review $1,400 per civil case or $1,000 per workers' compensation case; Courtroom AI add-on $99 to $299/month |
| Export formats | DOCX, PDF and HTML, hyperlinked back to every source page; API or SFTP delivery | PDF or Word (Records Analyzer page) |
| Best for | Law firms, IME clinics, legal nurse consultants and small TPAs | Plaintiff attorneys, defense attorneys, legal nurse consultants, insurance carriers, claims professionals and medical-legal support staff |
| Customer satisfaction | We publish no rating of our own | Not published |
Longer versions: Medrecords AI vs MedLegal AI, head to head · MedLegal AI alternatives compared.
The boundary on our side does not move: the software drafts and cites; you review, you revise, you sign.
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Evaluation criteria
Content Hub rubric7 of 8 published
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Processing model
AI-only software ("AI reads every word"); processing runs on AWS with Anthropic models, both under signed BAAs. A separate Physician Records Review service is sold per case
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Human QA
None stated for the software output. A separate paid Physician Records Review exists; who performs it and how is not stated
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Typical turnaround
Case analysis and demand letters in under 60 seconds, opinion letters in seconds (homepage claims). Physician Records Review turnaround not stated
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Pricing model
Monthly subscription tiers (same prices for plaintiff and defense), pay-per-case option, free account for 3 case analyses, 14-day free trial with no credit card, Courtroom AI add-on
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Indicative cost
Pro $49/month (1 user, fair use 5,000 pages/month); Professional $249/month (up to 5 users); Firm $499/month (unlimited users, priority support); $19 per case; Physician Records Review $1,400 per civil case or $1,000 per workers' compensation case; Courtroom AI add-on $99 to $299/month
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Export formats
PDF or Word (Records Analyzer page)
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Best for
Plaintiff attorneys, defense attorneys, legal nurse consultants, insurance carriers, claims professionals and medical-legal support staff
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Customer satisfaction
Not published
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Profile notes
Who it serves
Plaintiff attorneys, defense attorneys, legal nurse consultants, insurance carriers, claims professionals and medical-legal support staff (its published fit); case types beyond that are not broken out.
Claims & platform notes
Processing model: AI-only software ("AI reads every word"); processing runs on AWS with Anthropic models, both under signed BAAs. A separate Physician Records Review service is sold per case. Human QA: None stated for the software output. A separate paid Physician Records Review exists; who performs it and how is not stated.
Inputs and limits
PDF, DOCX or scanned charts; the vendor says the whole record is read, not a sample. No page or upload limit is stated, except a fair-use cap of 5,000 pages a month on the Pro plan.
Product scope
The vendor describes the platform as 23 AI tools, sold as 1 plaintiff portal and 1 defense portal at the same prices. Outputs named across its pages include a case analysis, a records analysis, timelines, demand letters, deposition prep and summaries, expert opinion drafts and settlement evaluations. Courtroom AI (live deposition analysis) is an add-on at $99 to $299 a month.
Citations
The vendor says every finding is cited to the page it came from.
Security and compliance
States a signed business associate agreement with every customer before PHI upload, AES-256 encryption of stored files and extracted text, TLS in transit (the homepage cites TLS 1.3), no training on customer data, server-enforced separation between firms, and deletion of a case or account on request. Its cloud storage (AWS) and AI processing (Anthropic) are each covered by a signed BAA. Its pages disagree on SOC 2: the homepage lists it as in progress, while the security page says "Not yet" and that the vendor will not claim a certification it does not hold. No audit-log or penetration-test statement was found.
Company
Operated by Medicolegal Intelligence LLC. Founders, founding year, headquarters and team size are not stated. Support is by email and live chat, Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 6 PM Eastern.
Review summary
Not independently rated by Medrecords AI. Cited public reviews are listed under Sources; Medrecords AI assigns no star rating without verified evidence.
Competitive coverage
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What to confirm before you sign
MedLegal AI publishes 7 of the 8 fields in the Content Hub rubric. Across all 270 vendors profiled in the Content Hub, the median is 5 of 8.
The other 9 questions, and what all 270 profiled vendors do and do not publish, are in the evaluation guide.
