The considerations behind settle, litigate, or investigate further, laid out and cited.
Settlement posture memo software organizes the cited evidence, benchmark comparisons, and open evidentiary questions relevant to a settle-or-litigate decision into one memo. It draws the considerations together and cites every one of them; it does not tell you which way to go. Live in beta today, the call stays counsel's.
Every consideration, cited, side by side.
The memo pulls together what's already been built elsewhere on the platform: cited case evidence, benchmark comparisons from comparable resolved cases, and the open evidentiary questions still unresolved. It lays them out together in one document so counsel can weigh them; it does not weigh them for you.
Organized for the decision. Not a stand-in for it.
The memo is structured around the questions a settle-or-litigate decision actually turns on: strength of the evidence, how comparable cases resolved, and what's still open or contested. Every section is drafted for counsel to read and weigh; the memo presents the considerations, it never states a conclusion.
AI lays out the considerations. Counsel makes the call.
Settlement Posture Memo never outputs a settle or litigate recommendation, and it is built specifically not to. It organizes the cited evidence, the benchmark comparisons from comparable resolved cases, and the open evidentiary questions relevant to the decision, presenting what's known and what isn't, without ever stating which way counsel should go.
The memo drafts the considerations; counsel makes the settle-or-litigate call. That line was drawn on purpose, and nothing about how this feature is built or worded is allowed to blur it.
How it works.
Three steps. No recommendation at the end.
Cited case evidence and benchmark comparisons from comparable resolved cases are pulled together.
Evidentiary gaps and unresolved questions relevant to the decision are surfaced, cited.
The memo lays out the considerations; the settle-or-litigate call is counsel's alone.
Who reads the memo before deciding.
Counsel weighing a settle-or-litigate call, with the considerations already organized.
See the cited evidence and benchmark comparisons laid out before weighing next steps.
For plaintiff firmsThe same open questions and comparisons, organized from the defense side of the file.
For defense counselCited considerations organized for the adjuster and counsel's own reserve and posture discussions.
For carriersSettlement posture memo, answered.
No, never. That's the specific thing this feature is built not to do. It organizes the cited evidence, benchmark comparisons, and open evidentiary questions relevant to the decision, and presents them together; the settle-or-litigate call stays entirely with counsel.
Three things, all cited: the case evidence already flagged and summarized elsewhere on the platform, benchmark comparisons drawn from comparable resolved cases, and the open evidentiary questions that are still unresolved. Nothing beyond what's already documented or matched.
Because it isn't a decision tool. The name reflects what it actually does, organizes the considerations behind a settlement posture, rather than implying it renders a call. That's a deliberate choice, not a marketing label.
Yes, in beta. It's live and testable now on real files, and we're refining it hands-on with the firms and carriers using it early. If your use case is a good fit, we'll work with you directly.
It draws on the same comparable-case benchmarking already live on the platform, matching resolved cases with similar facts and citing every driver back to your record. It's presented as context, not as an instruction toward any particular outcome.
Related capabilities.
The cited layers this memo draws its considerations from.
Success and value ranges from comparable resolved cases, cited to your record.
ExploreAssembles the cited demand package this memo's evidence section can draw from.
ExploreCited plaintiff and defense theory outlines that inform the open questions in the memo.
ExploreOrganize the considerations, before you decide.
Settlement Posture Memo lays out cited evidence, benchmark comparisons, and open questions relevant to a settle-or-litigate call; the analysis is drafted, the call stays counsel's. Join the beta to run it on a real file, or book a demo to see a full memo assembled.