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Legalyze.ai

AI for Personal Injury Law

Upload thousands of pages of case records and get a cited medical chronology, a medical billing summary, and a demand.

Trusted by law firms across the country

  • Broadus & Associates
  • VP Law
  • Guest & Gray

Medical Chronology · Mockridge v. Ford

Sample case · fictional data

  1. 03/08/2025Emergencyp. 4–31

    Transported by EMS after a motor vehicle collision. CT imaging and a 4-0 nylon repair of a 2.5 cm left forearm laceration.

    Cottonwood General Hospital

  2. 03/08/2025Radiologyp. 112

    Cervical CT: straightening of the lordosis and mild C5–C6 disc height loss.

    Great Plains Radiology Associates

  3. 03/10/2025Urgent Carep. 188

    New-patient evaluation for left knee pain; 1–2 view knee X-ray performed.

    Lincoln Road Urgent Care

  4. 03/12/2025Physical Therapyp. 402

    PT initial evaluation for neck and low back pain; plan of care 2x/week for 8 weeks.

    Cedar Ridge Physical Therapy

  • Built from 1,920 pages of records, including handwritten notes.
  • Every visit dated, summarized, and cited to its source page.
  • Also builds the medical billing summary and a cited demand letter.

Backed by

  • Payment Ventures
  • NVIDIA Inception Program
  • Google Cloud for Startups
  • AWS Activate

Built for injury law firms

Let AI work up your case in hours, not days.

  • Medical Chronology

    Every visit dated, summarized, and put in order from thousands of pages of records

  • Medical Billing Summary

    Bills, payments, and balances totaled by provider, ready for your specials

  • Demand Letters

    Draft a cited settlement demand, plus motions and letters, for attorney review

  • Cited to the Source

    Every medical event, charge, and fact links back to its source page

  • Case Chat AI

    Ask questions about your case and get answers with page references

  • Handwriting & Scans

    Reads handwritten notes, scans, images, PDFs, and spreadsheets

  • CMS Integrations

    Works with leading LegalTech case management systems

  • Enterprise Security

    HIPAA BAAs, zero data retention, and external security audits

Upload the records once. Legalyze builds the cited chronology, totals the bills by provider, and drafts the demand, so your team reviews the work instead of doing it by hand.

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Broadus & Associates

“Legalyze has several features available for streamlining case reviews, with the medical chronology being especially helpful in consolidating hundreds of pages of records into a CSV file that can be filtered and categorized as needed. I really appreciate how they value their customers’ feedback and implement it into their services and I am most impressed with how responsive they are to any questions I have.”

Linea B.

COO & Case Manager

Integrations

Legalyze.ai Integrations

Legalyze.ai is integrated with leading LegalTech case management systems.

FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I try a case for free?

Yes. Your first case is covered by our money-back guarantee. If Legalyze isn't the right fit, tell us and we'll refund it.

How much does Legalyze cost?

$199 per case, including unlimited AI chat, medical chronologies, medical billing summaries, demand letters, and case analysis reports, plus unlimited users and a money-back guarantee on your first case. Fall Sale: firms that start by November 30, 2026 pay $199 per case instead of the regular $299.

Is Legalyze.ai secure?

Yes, Legalyze.ai has undergone an extensive third-party security pentest. This report is available upon request. All data in the system is encrypted.

Are the AI models trained on my data?

Our AI models do not train on your data, and we have business associate agreements in place with the AI providers.

Where is my data stored?

Your data is stored securely and encrypted on servers under Legalyze.ai's control.

Legalyze.ai

Find what matters in the medical records

Turn thousands of pages of medical records into critical insights. Surface missing records, prior injuries, and inconsistencies before the other side does.

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