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EvenUp is a proactive AI platform built only for personal injury firms. Its homepage says the AI works the full case lifecycle, from intake and treatment to demand, negotiation, discovery, and trial, so a firm can settle faster and win bigger, with proactive work at each stage instead of a single drafting tool. The platform layer lets teams verify every fact, citation, and exhibit in one click with line-level citations, review many more cases in the same amount of time with AI that extracts key information from the case management system, draft any document in minutes at every stage, and cut manual work per case by automating routine tasks such as claim setup. The vendor reports that more than 2,000 personal injury firms choose EvenUp, that it is built on the largest personal injury dataset, and that it is SOC2-audited and HIPAA-attested, with a world-class onboarding team and representatives in every US territory. At intake, AI reviews every new file in the system to spot high-value cases instantly, assesses case potential in seconds with clear summaries, and uses AI agents that call carriers to open claims and verify coverage. During treatment, it helps recover missing documents before case value drops, keeps treatment on track with an interactive care timeline, and tracks plaintiff treatment status while extracting key case data. For demands, EvenUp drafts in minutes in the firm's exact tone with one-click templates, offers a choice of instant AI demands or legal-reviewed demands by case type, and draws on real verdict analyses, ICD-coded injuries, and quantified pain and suffering from a dataset of more than 250,000 verdicts and settlements. In negotiation it surfaces key defense arguments and case financials, in discovery it creates and responds in minutes grounded in case facts with exhibit reordering and redaction, and at trial it turns medical records into interactive chronologies and drafts motions, briefs, and jurisdiction filings in the firm's tone and format. EvenUp suits personal injury firms that want AI across intake, treatment, demands, negotiation, discovery, and trial in one purpose-built system.

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