Use cases · Personal Injury Attorneys
From intake to demand letter, cited at every step
Research the limitations period, fault rule and damages caps of your state, ask the medical records what they say, and draft the demand in Word, with every citation checked before it goes out.
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Project files
- Crash report.pdf
- ER records.pdf
- Physical therapy notes.pdf
- Insurer letter.pdf
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Ask what personal injury attorneys ask
Pick a question. Each answer cites the statutes and cases it came from.
- TexasWhat is the statute of limitations for a personal injury claim in Texas, and does a discovery rule apply?
- FloridaHow does comparative fault reduce a plaintiff’s recovery in Florida?
- GeorgiaWhat must be filed with a medical malpractice complaint in Georgia, such as an expert affidavit?
- ColoradoDoes Colorado cap noneconomic damages in personal injury cases?
Each question opens CaseRead’s answer page, ready to ask. These are example questions, not answers.
Your workflow
Start to finish, in one place
Each step names the work and the part of CaseRead that does it.
Intake
Open a project for the client and bring in the crash report, photos and insurer letters, from your computer, Google Drive or OneDrive. On Team, send the client a secure upload link; they don’t need an account.
CaseReadProjects · Drive and OneDrive importLiability research
Ask about your state’s limitations period, comparative fault rule and any damages caps. The answer cites the statutes and cases it came from.
CaseReadCited researchMedical records
Upload the records to the project and ask what they say: treatment dates, diagnoses, gaps in care. Each answer cites the record it came from. A stack of records can go through bulk review in one run.
CaseReadVault Q&A · bulk reviewDemand letter
Draft the demand from the project’s facts and the law you found, then edit it in Word, where every AI change is a tracked change you accept or reject.
CaseReadAI drafting · Word add-inDates on the calendar
CaseRead lists the dates written in a document, like a scheduling order or an insurer’s letter. Confirm each one and it goes to Google Calendar. It doesn’t calculate deadlines from court rules, so the limitations date stays your call.
CaseReadCalendar → Google CalendarShield before it goes out
Run the demand or the complaint through the Hallucination Shield: each citation is checked for whether the source exists and whether it supports the sentence.
CaseReadHallucination Shield
Every answer links to the source it came from. Anything CaseRead can’t match to a source it retrieved is flagged, not asserted.
Capabilities
Tools for personal injury attorneys
- ER records.pdf
- Orthopedic consult.pdf
- Physical therapy notes.pdf
Ask the medical records
Questions about the records come back cited to the record they came from, so you can open it and check.
Bulk review for a stack of records
Review up to 12 documents in one run: a memo for each, plus a cross-document findings memo.
Demand letters, drafted and cited
Describe the letter you need. The draft cites the law it relies on, and you finish it in Word with tracked changes.
- TexasCited
- OklahomaCited
- LouisianaCited
Cases in more than one state
Ask one question across up to 8 jurisdictions and get a cited answer for each, plus a summary of the differences.
- Apr 2Response requested byConfirmed
- May 18MediationNeeds confirmation
- Jul 1Expert designationsNeeds confirmation
Add to GoogleOnly dates you confirmDates you confirm, on your calendar
CaseRead lists the dates written in a document. You confirm each one, and it can go to Google Calendar.
- Statute cited in ¶ 2Cite foundClaim supported
- Case cited in ¶ 5Cite foundClaim supported
- Case cited in ¶ 8Cite not found
Check every citation
Two checks on every citation in the demand or the complaint: the source exists, and it supports the claim.
Recordings are from CaseRead. Illustrations show the layout, not real results.
Who it fits
How personal injury attorneys put it to work
Solo plaintiff’s attorney
Research, records, the demand and the calendar in one place, without a paralegal to split the work with.
PI firms with paralegals
On Team, share a project with the paralegal pulling records, and send clients a secure upload link.
Medical malpractice practices
Records-heavy files: ask the records, review them in bulk, and research each state’s pre-suit requirements.
Cases across state lines
Survey one question across several states when the crash, the client and the defendant aren’t in the same one.
Why it is different
Generic AI tools vs CaseRead
Generic AI tools
- Answers about limitations periods and fault rules with no source.
- Can’t read the client’s medical records with you.
- Drafts a demand with citations nobody checked.
- Leaves the dates in your documents for you to retype.
CaseRead
- The state’s statutes and cases, cited and linked.
- Answers from the records, cited to the record they came from.
- The Shield checks every citation in the demand before it goes out.
- Lists the dates a document states; the ones you confirm go to Google Calendar.
Client files stay inside your firm. CaseRead gives every firm its own database schema, encrypts data in transit and at rest, and trains no AI model on what you upload.
How we protect client filesCommon questions from personal injury attorneys
For firms of 5 or more
Rolling CaseRead out across a firm? We’ll set it up with you.
For firms of five or more attorneys, we start with a short call: your practice areas, who needs access, and the security questions your firm will ask.
- Shared projects and invite links for the whole team
- Two-factor sign-in a firm admin can require, and an activity log you can export
- A one-page security summary for your file
Start researching smarter today
Lite is $15 a month for 20 research questions a month, up to 4 a day, with a Hallucination Shield check on any answer.
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