Legal and complianceVendor storyUC-138

Lundy Law

Personal injury law firm, Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware

Size
About 70 staff
Where
US

The job

The firm uses Supio to assemble demand packs, scan medical records and flag treatments or bills the team had missed, across attorneys, paralegals and case managers.

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What happened

Demand packs sent rose from about 30 a month to 110.

Attorneys prepare 20 to 30 more cases a month than before. In one case first valued at about $25,000 because of prior injuries, records Supio surfaced helped it settle for $250,000.

Before you believe it

Supio is selling the product and the figures are the managing partner account. The $250,000 settlement is a single case, so treat it as an example rather than a typical result.

Try this prompt

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

Here is a list of the medical bills and treatment records we hold for a client: [LIST]. Here are the providers the client says they saw: [PROVIDERS]. List every provider or date of treatment with no matching record or bill, so we can request it before sending the demand.

Source

Supio ↗, 14 July 2026 · vendor story

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