You didn't go to law school to retype medical bills.
Lexyno drafts the full demand — 16 sections, your strategy, your facts — so the hours go into the argument instead of the assembly.
Narrative Angle
"...while the impact was low-speed, the defendant takes the plaintiff as he finds her. The pre-existing lumbar condition was asymptomatic until the collision triggered..."
ER visit on 10/12/2023, billed $4,500.00.
MRI revealed L4-L5 herniation (ICD M51.26).
Total specials: $18,240.00.
Lost wages of $6,300.00 across 14 days.
Every circled figure has to be checked against the record by hand.
The problem with AI drafts isn't the writing. It's the checking.
Most firms that tried a generic AI tool have the same story: the draft came back fluent, and then someone spent four hours verifying that every date, every billing figure, and every diagnosis code was real.
That's not time saved. That's the same work, rearranged, with more anxiety attached.
The prose is generated. The numbers are not.
Lexyno separates the two layers. Dates, ICD-10 codes, CPT codes, and dollar amounts are extracted from the source record and locked programmatically before drafting begins. The language model writes the narrative around them — it is never in a position to invent a figure, because the figures aren't its to write.
Every sentence links back to the page it came from. When the adjuster asks where something is in the record, you click the citation.
This is a design constraint, not a guarantee of perfection. Lexyno is built so that AI handles assembly and attorneys handle judgment. Every draft is reviewed and approved by you before it leaves the platform. We benchmark against manual paralegal drafting — not against replacing your review.
"The claimant sought emergency treatment the same day, where imaging on 10/12/23 confirmed a L4-L5 herniation, incurring $4,500.00in charges..."
Extracted from source, locked before drafting. The model can't rewrite these.
Sixteen sections. Vetted by a 28-year PI attorney.
A complete demand, section by section — persuasive prose wrapped around Fact-Locked numbers.
| § | Section | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Introduction & Statement of Representation | Establishes representation and claim posture |
| 2 | Accident Description | Narrative built from police report and intake |
| 3 | Liability | Fault analysis with cited support |
| 4 | Property Damage | Impact severity, correlated to injury claim |
| 5A | Causation Analysis | The medical bridge from collision to diagnosis |
| 6 | Pre-existing Conditions | Handled affirmatively, not avoided |
| 7–13 | Injuries, Treatment, Radiology, Orthopedic Testing, Duties Under Duress | Full clinical chronology, Fact-Locked |
| 14 | Special Damages & Wage Loss | Itemized, source-linked |
| 15 | Pain & Suffering | Built from documented functional impact |
| 16 | Offer to Settle | Final demand calculation |
Establishes representation and claim posture
Narrative built from police report and intake
Fault analysis with cited support
Impact severity, correlated to injury claim
The medical bridge from collision to diagnosis
Handled affirmatively, not avoided
Full clinical chronology, Fact-Locked
Itemized, source-linked
Built from documented functional impact
Final demand calculation
Third-party today. UIM included. UM later.
We list what isn't built yet because you'll find out anyway, and it's better if you find out here.
The core demand.
One free transform per 3P letter. Rewrites the introduction and offer-to-settle from your approved third-party draft. Requires an existing 3P generation.
On the roadmap. Not currently supported.
A demand letter is the only document the adjuster reads closely.
It sets the ceiling for the entire negotiation. A rushed one doesn't just cost you time — it costs you the number.
Your voice, on Enterprise
Enterprise firms configure Lexyno to mirror their own phrasing, structure, and formatting preferences — a prompt cascade tuned to how your firm writes, applied on top of the same Fact-Locked data. The facts stay locked; the voice becomes yours.
See Enterprise plansDraft one on a real case. Then decide.
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