Plaintiff firms carry the burden of proof and the cost of assembling it: records, itemized bills, lien statements, prior charts. Paralegal review and outsourcing are slow, costly, and prone to leave damages in the file.
Get the demand package, without assembling it yourself.
Everything you need to prove the claim: structured, surfaced, and sourced. Medrecords organizes the file, pulls every treatment and billed charge, and builds summaries backed by citations, so your team works on the case, not on sorting.
Built for building the claim.
You shouldn't have to patch together PDFs, spreadsheets, and Word docs to prove causation and damages. Medrecords gives you one structured, cited view, ready to argue from.
Focus on the facts that carry your damages
Configure custom review templates so you can prioritize what the demand turns on: specials, causation, permanency, future care. Your team gets exactly what it needs to put a number on the claim.
See the structure of the case before you dig in
Medrecords processes the full record with AI, cross-checks it across multiple models, and cites every line — so you know what the file proves before you decide what to ask for.
Your demand is due in six weeks. The file is 2,400 pages.
Plaintiff counsel isn't paid to sort records. You're paid to prove what happened to your client and what it cost. Medrecords reads the whole file first, so the demand starts from a complete tally.
"Is AI work-product defensible?"
You remain the author. Extractive mode produces zero-inference output: facts and citations only — and every line traces to a Bates-stampable source page. The record behind your demand is the record itself.
Every extraction carries its citation and a confidence score. Low-confidence pulls are flagged for you to check, so verification is a click on the page rather than a re-read of the file.
One platform. Built for everyone who works the file.
The same defensible, cited record, shaped to how each team reads it: the case, the claim, or the exam.
Test it on a closed matter.
See what it finds in a file you already know cold — every finding cited to the page.