Our AI identifies and organizes medical evidence according to the three elements required by Chapter 74: standard of care, breach of standard, and causation. The system helps ensure your expert reports have the exact evidence needed to address all statutory requirements within the strict 120-day deadline.

Our system identifies evidence that impacts liability allocation under Texas's modified comparative fault system. For plaintiff attorneys, we flag evidence that minimizes client responsibility to keep them under the critical 51% threshold. For defense counsel, we identify evidence that supports greater plaintiff responsibility arguments.

Our AI analyzes medical records to identify key evidence supporting compensability, maximum medical improvement, and impairment ratings within Texas's unique workers' compensation system. We highlight documentation that addresses specific Texas Workers' Compensation Act requirements and DWC guidelines.

Yes, our system is specifically designed to support Texas Civil Practice & Remedies Code §41.0105 requirements by organizing and categorizing medical expenses into amounts billed versus amounts actually paid or incurred. This helps attorneys prepare proper documentation for admissible evidence of medical expenses in Texas courts.