Our AI identifies evidence that can impact liability allocation under California's pure comparative negligence system. Because California allows recovery even when a plaintiff is 99% at fault, our system prioritizes finding evidence that can shift liability percentages, which directly impacts recovery amounts in California personal injury cases.

Our system categorizes damages according to MICRA's specific framework, separating economic damages (which are not capped) from non-economic damages (subject to caps). We identify documentation that may support arguments for exemptions from caps while ensuring compliance with California Code of Civil Procedure 364 expert declaration requirements.

Our AI analyzes medical records to identify key evidence supporting AOE/COE (arising out of employment/course of employment) determinations and QME-reportable findings under California's unique workers' compensation system. We highlight documentation that addresses specific California Workers' Compensation Appeals Board standards and requirements.

Yes, our AI is specifically trained on Kaiser Permanente's electronic health record system, which is particularly prevalent in California. The system can navigate Kaiser's unique terminology, abbreviations, and record organization patterns, ensuring comprehensive analysis for all major healthcare providers in California.