For US Attorneys & Medical Experts

AI Medical Chronologies & Paginated Bundles

Med-Legal turns a full medical record set into a chronological, source-cited summary and a paginated indexed bundle — source citations and a required professional review before use.

Start for free →Your first chronology + bundle are on us See how it works

Live in minutes — no card details, no setup call. Verify your email and you're in. Live storage is in Germany; AI processing may occur abroad. Original uploads are due for cleanup after 24 hours, with active jobs protected — see how we handle your data.

✓$25 a unit, $8 at volume

✓Every fact cited to its page

✓Built around US pre-suit and disclosure practice

We read the records. You keep the judgment.

Chronology & Medical Summary

1 unit · $8–$25

Draft — verify against the cited source pages

Medical Record Summary

A. Claimant (sample) · DOB 04-Mar-1981

Incident confirmation — 12 Apr 2024

The claimant attended the emergency department following a road traffic collision on 12 April 2024, with whiplash-associated disorder grade II recorded on examination.

Medical presentations

Date	Provider	Purpose	Source
12-Apr-2024	Emergency dept, City General	Road traffic collision; whiplash grade II	GP.pdf p.12 ✓
04-May-2024	Primary care, Riverside Practice	Cervical pain; physio referral	GP.pdf p.31 ✓
19-Jun-2024	Physiotherapy, Community MSK	Discharge; residual stiffness	Physio.pdf p.6 ✓

Prognosis & follow-up

Good prognosis; residual stiffness on cervical extension at discharge. Review advised if symptoms persist beyond twelve months.

M Med-Legal · med-legal.net · AI-assisted draft

Indexed & Paginated Bundle

Records grouped by provider, continuously paginated, indexed & hyperlinked

4 units · $32–$100

Measured on real work

What the system has actually done.

Not a projection or a pilot. These are production totals from real personal-injury and medical-malpractice files processed on Med-Legal, updated August 2026.

17,357

pages of medical records read, across 1,284 uploaded documents — Primary care, hospital, imaging and physiotherapy, including scanned and handwritten notes.

168,424

facts extracted, every one carrying the document and page number it came from.

Source-linked

Quotes checked against cited page text. Exact, formatting-normalised and OCR matches are distinguished. A text match does not establish clinical accuracy.

12 min

for a 660-page GP and hospital set to become 8,209 cited facts. A 581-page bundle took 36 minutes.

New summaries use strict source-text matching and surface extraction, identity and date warnings. These checks can miss errors and do not establish medical accuracy. Older outputs carry a legacy-review warning. A qualified professional must check and approve the exact file before using it.

Honest fit

When Med-Legal helps — and when it doesn't.

A good fit if you need

A full set of disclosed medical records turned into a dated, source-cited chronology.
A paginated medical bundle: continuously numbered, indexed, bookmarked and hyperlinked, in line with US civil-procedure production practice: continuous page numbering across the whole set, provider grouping and a hyperlinked index (Bates stamping is left to your own production tool).
To cut the paralegal hours spent reading, sorting and paginating records.
Pay-as-you-go instead of an hourly agency rate or a per-seat monthly subscription.
As a medical expert, your own cited chronology before writing a report under Federal Rule of Evidence 702 / Daubert and equivalent state expert-evidence rules.

Not the right tool if you want

Legal advice. Med-Legal is not a law firm. It prepares documents; the judgement stays with you.
A medical opinion. It reports what the records say, cited to the page. It does not opine on breach, causation or prognosis.
Records obtained for you. You upload records you already hold; Med-Legal does not request them from providers.
A finished pleading or demand letter. It organises the records; a counsel still drafts the claim and keeps the judgment.
Something to file unread. Every output is a draft for a qualified professional to review.

How it works

Four steps from disclosure bundle to filed report.

No new system to learn. Upload the records you already have; get back something you can put in front of the court.

Upload records

Drop in the full disclosure set — Primary care, hospital, imaging — in any order, up to thousands of pages.

Cited summary

A chronological summary is generated, each fact traced to its source page and quote-verified in code.

Professional review

Every output passes through a human-review gate — approved by a qualified professional before it's used.

Court-ready bundle

Records are indexed, grouped by provider and paginated into a bundle, with a full audit trail.

Pricing

$25 a unit. Less as you scale.

A Chronology & Medical Summary is 1 unit; an Indexed & Paginated bundle is 4 units. No subscription, no lock-in — and your first chronology and indexed bundle are free, once per account, so you can test it on a live file before you commit a penny.

1 unit

$25

$25 / unit

4 units

$50

$12.50 / unit

10 units

$100

$10 / unit

Best value

25 units

$200

$8 / unit

✓One free chronology + bundle · summary 1 unit · bundle 4 units

✓Automatic volume discounts

✓No lock-in, cancel anytime

✓Human-review gate on every output

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Try a complete fictional example

See the source records alongside the generated drafts. These fictional records contain no real patient data. The examples illustrate the format and still require professional review.

Source records (PDF) · Chronology draft (Word) · Fact ledger draft (Word) · Indexed bundle draft (PDF)

Upload records → generate → compare the draft and citations with the source → approve that file version → download the reviewed file.