Legal and complianceVendor storyUC-154

Law Offices of J.Chrisp

Personal injury law firm, Northern California

Size
Not stated
Where
US

The job

Paralegals upload collision reports and medical records and Supio builds the medical chronology, works out the recoverable medical specials and drafts the demand letter. Its assistant also explains injuries and lists defences the other side might raise.

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What happened

Building the medical chronology, economics tab and demand letter for a case, which could take 80 hours by hand, now takes moments.

Before Supio, medical treatment was entered on a timeline by hand and then entered again for the demand, which the senior paralegal put at about two full time jobs.

Before you believe it

Supio wrote the story. 80 hours is an upper figure and the after time is not measured. No headcount in the story. Every chronology and total still needs a paralegal check against the records before a demand goes out.

Try this prompt

Test the job on your own material before buying anything. Replace the highlighted brackets.

Here are the medical records for one client: [RECORDS]. Build a chronology with date, provider, treatment and diagnosis for each visit, then total the billed amounts by provider. Flag gaps in treatment and anything that looks like an earlier injury.

Source

Supio customer story ↗, 14 July 2026 · vendor story

This source was written or published by the supplier of the tool, so treat the claim as a sales story.

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