For Texas personal-injury firms
Demand letters you can prove.
Every fact cites its page. Risks are flagged before you sign.
Sample draft2 of 2 cites verified
Settlement demand
$47,500.00
- Valley EmergencyED visit$3,180.00
- Ridgeline TherapyPT, 12 visits$9,220.00
Exhibit E · PT billPage 5
Statement, 12 visits
BALANCE BILLED$9,220.00
- Billed twice? Counted once.A duplicate statement is set aside.
- Paid or incurred, not just billed.Both totals land in your draft.
- No bills? No guessing.It prints $0.00, never an invented charge.
How it works
From messy file to signed letter.
- 01Upload the fileScans, PDFs and phone photos.
- 02Review side by sideEach fact beside its source page.
- 03Approve and downloadA Word file with the exhibit index.
What it catches
Caught before you sign.
- Unsupported claim
- Partial support
- Pre-existing condition
- Adverse fact
- Treatment gap
- Wrong patient
- Bills disagree
- Tampered page
- Unreadable scan
Security
Handled like evidence.
- EncryptedIn transit and at rest
- Signed AWS BAAUS servers
- Nightly backupsCopied to separate storage
- Firm isolationNo firm sees another's files
Pay per letter
Pricing
First letterFree
- The full product, not a demo
- Firm email only, one per domain
- No card needed
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- One letterFor a single matter$7.99one-time
1 credit, 1 letter
Draft a letter - 10 lettersBest value$59.90one-time
$5.99 eachinstead of
$7.99For a firm sending demands every week. Ten credits, used as you go.
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Every letter includes
- Every fact cited to its source pageIncluded
- Risks flagged for your reviewIncluded
- Billed total and paid-or-incurred figureIncluded
- Exhibit indexIncluded
- Word (.docx) file, watermarked until approvedIncluded
Setup fee$0.00
Prices in US dollars. Sales tax or VAT may be added at checkout. Payments are processed by Paddle.com, our reseller and merchant of record. Credits never expire. All purchases are final. A failed run returns its credit automatically. See the Refund Policy.
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One Texas matter.