Facts tied to their pages
Chronology entries link to the page of the medical record they came from, and an entry Arbor cannot trace to a page is marked as unsourced.
Arbor reads the records and bills for plaintiff-side injury firms and flags the missing bills and treatment gaps before anyone starts drafting.
What Arbor takes off your desk
Reading intake, building the medical record, and starting the draft is the slow, manual stretch where a busy practice loses weeks. Arbor handles the first pass so a file never sits waiting for someone to get to it.
Paste raw call notes right after the intake call. Arbor lays out the parties, tort theories, venue, and the SOL clock, so you can size up the matter before you schedule the callback.
Records can take months to arrive and days to sort. Upload the unorganized files and get a treatment timeline, provider list, and specials ledger without spending an afternoon flipping pages.
Instead of waiting for a gap in your schedule to start from scratch, Arbor assembles liability facts, treatment history, and verified statutes into an editable draft demand package.
…supports negligence under TCA § 55-8-124. Carrier theory flagged for signoff before sending.
What Arbor catches
Treatment gaps, missing bills, and prior injuries are the levers a defense adjuster reaches for. Arbor surfaces them early, while your firm still has time to answer them in the demand.
The visit is clear in the medical records, but the bill never made it into the specials ledger. Arbor catches the oversight before you send a demand for less than the case is worth.
The bill is in the file, but the corresponding treatment note is missing. Arbor flags it early, while there is still time for your staff to request the record.
Arbor marks the exact stretches where a client paused active care. Your team can document the reason before the carrier prices the gap as a discount.
Arbor reads hundreds of pages of unsorted medical PDFs looking for the same body part, earlier imaging, or an older complaint.
Arbor computes the statute of limitations from the incident date and keeps the countdown on the file, so the deadline is in front of whoever opens it.
When specials and clear liability push against the available coverage, Arbor marks the threshold so you know when to pivot to a policy limits demand.
Built for attorney review
Firms are right to distrust software that trades accuracy for speed. Arbor links facts and authority to their sources wherever it can, says so when it cannot, and nothing leaves your office without your signature.
Chronology entries link to the page of the medical record they came from, and an entry Arbor cannot trace to a page is marked as unsourced.
General-purpose AI invents citations. The statutes and cases Arbor surfaces come from a database of verified authority, with the source text attached for review. Live coverage begins in Tennessee and expands state by state.
Arbor marks what came from the record, what it inferred, and what is only a recommendation, so you review with the seams already in view.
Arbor never contacts carriers, clients, or courts. It builds secure, internal drafts; final strategy and every transmission stay with you.
What lands on the lawyer's desk
Insurance adjusters use software to discount claims line by line. Arbor documents the file to the same level of detail, so a carrier can't quietly cut your specials or wave off your argument.
Parties, statutory deadlines, and venue, read off the first call.
Treatment traced from the first emergency visit through maximum medical improvement.
Medical bills listed by provider, with out-of-pocket costs alongside.
Finds the treatment gaps, pre-existing conditions, and causation problems before the carrier does.
Verified case law and statutory provisions matched to your liability theories.
A settlement demand in a traditional format, staged for your final edits.
How Arbor fits your office
No new system to learn. Records arrive on their own schedule, and Arbor builds the file as they come in.
Built jurisdiction-deep for plaintiff-side PI.
See how Arbor handles a PI file.
Arbor is a research tool for licensed attorneys. The judgment on every file stays with you.