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Legal AI for personal injury reads a client's medical records and bills, builds a cited chronology, and drafts the demand that opens settlement talks, with newer platforms adding intake screening, discovery drafting and firm analytics. Paid tools split into broad platforms sold by quote (EvenUp, Supio, Eve, Filevine, ProPlaintiff) and narrower record-review tools with published per-case, per-page or monthly prices. Open-source projects are young: general legal AI platforms, chronology pipelines, a verdict dataset and prototypes that need assembling. This comparison covers ten paid tools and nine open-source projects against the same sixteen capabilities.
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Open dataset of 17,611 US personal injury verdicts and settlements, including 4,971 car accident results: state, year, case type, injury, and amount for every record. CC BY 4.0, by SetCalc, the free settlement calculator.
★ 11FreeCAChuqingShi/CaseBoardAI-powered personal injury legal case management dashboard with document intelligence and role-based workflows, built at the 2026 Law-Di-Gras Applied AI Hackathon.
FreeAGmunibqasim/agentic-medical-extractionMulti-agent pipeline that turns scanned hospital charts into structured, confidence-scored clinical chronologies
FreeMETomSellecksMustache/MedchronLocal-first medical chronology prototype built in Rust.
FreeDEYibinLong/DemandLetterGeneratorFor Steno's Demand Letter Generator Project
FreeAIYichiZ/ai-lawyerOntario personal-injury law research guide: RAG where every quote is checked in code and every answer is human-reviewed
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