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Demands
Settlement demand letters generated from case files, evaluated for factual grounding in the underlying records, damages narrative quality, and consistency of the demand figure with the documented injuries and treatment.
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Mapped capabilities
4 capabilities
Record-grounded liability and damages narrative
Every factual assertion in the demand traces to a supplied record; no invented treatment, providers, or dates.
Special damages arithmetic and billing summary
Itemized medical bills and totals reconcile with the source billing documents.
Demand figure consistency with case facts
The stated demand and any policy-limit framing follow from documented injuries, treatment, and coverage.
Missing-record and gap handling
Incomplete or absent records are flagged rather than smoothed over with assumed content.
Illustrative example
- Input
- Case file with four provider bills totaling $18,430.00 and one illegible bill page. Draft the special damages section of the demand.
- Expected behavior
- The itemization lists the four legible bills at their stated amounts and totals $18,430.00, and the illegible page is flagged as unreadable rather than assigned an estimated amount.




