Persuasive Demand Letters Built on Medical Evidence.

Truth & Trials prepares AI-assisted, physician-reviewed demand letters for injury and malpractice matters, giving legal teams polished drafts built from records, damages and case facts.

Demand letters that do the heavy lifting before negotiations begin.

A strong demand letter frames liability, medical evidence, damages and settlement posture before negotiations begin.

Truth & Trials drafts case-specific letters from medical records and case materials, combining AI-assisted organization with medical review.

Each letter presents injury history, treatment course, causation and damages in a format insurers can evaluate seriously.

Demand letter evidence organization
Evidence organized before negotiation.
Demand letter damages review
Damages and treatment proof framed clearly.
Demand letter case files
Liability PositionFacts and fault presented clearly.
Medical ProofTreatment and injury history organized.
Damages StoryEconomic and general damages framed.

Why firms use our demand letter drafting support.

Demand letter drafting workflow
Attorney Time

Free your team for higher-value work

We handle the drafting lift so attorneys can focus on strategy, clients and negotiation.

Medical Accuracy

Clinically credible demands

Record-based review helps ensure injuries, prognosis, treatment and damages reflect the clinical file.

Negotiation Focus

Built to move settlement talks

The letter presents risk, damages and supporting facts so insurers understand the claim value.

Scalable Support

Useful for any caseload size

The workflow supports one-off drafts or monthly volume with consistent formatting and turnaround.

From case records to a review-ready demand letter.

01

Submit records and case details

Upload records, liability facts, photos, witness notes, correspondence and damages documentation.

02

Medical review and drafting

Records are reviewed for treatment history, damages and causation, then shaped into a persuasive letter.

03

Receive the final draft

Your team receives a polished draft for review and release. Expedited support may be available.

What your demand letter package contains.

Demand letter package preparation

Complete Demand Letter

  • Clear liability opening and legal basis of claim
  • Chronological medical narrative from source records
  • Treating providers, diagnoses and care progression
  • ICD and CPT code references where useful
  • Economic damages, lost wages and related costs
  • General damages for pain and quality-of-life impact
  • Settlement demand structure with supporting rationale

Medical Analysis and QA

  • Physician-reviewed injury and treatment analysis
  • Standard of care notes for malpractice matters
  • Causation mapping between injury, care and outcome
  • Source references for key medical facts
  • Missing records, gaps or inconsistencies flagged
  • Firm template, tone and formatting
  • Optional summaries, chronologies or supporting exhibits

The first serious presentation of the claim.

A demand letter is a formal document sent to an insurer or opposing counsel before litigation, explaining the claim, evidence and settlement amount requested.

A strong letter organizes liability, treatment history and damages into a persuasive narrative. In malpractice matters, it can also address standard of care and causation.

Because insurers evaluate risk from the demand package, quality can influence settlement speed and offer strength.

Demand letter settlement package review

Demand letters for different injury and liability matters.

Auto and MVA Injury

Letters for collisions, rideshare incidents and pedestrian injuries with treatment context.

Premises Liability

Letters linking unsafe conditions to injury, treatment and daily life impact.

Workers' Compensation

Workplace injury demands with provider care, restrictions and wage loss.

Catastrophic and TBI

High-value demands covering acute care, rehabilitation and future costs.

Dog Bite and Assault

Focused demands for wound care, scarring and quality-of-life impact.

Medical Malpractice

Pre-suit demands addressing standard of care, breach and damages.

Nursing Home Neglect

Letters built from records, care logs and incident documentation.

How demand letter services support your legal practice.

Demand letter specialty review
Pre-Litigation Valuation

Demand letters give a structured view of evidence, liability and damages.

Faster Caseload Movement

Review-ready drafts keep pre-litigation matters moving.

Stronger Negotiation Posture

Clear medical facts help attorneys control the claim narrative.

Workflow Integration

Letters can match your firm's templates, tone and formatting.

Medical depth, AI efficiency and quality control in one drafting workflow.

Every letter is built to be medically accurate, factually grounded and persuasive.

Demand letter quality review Upload case records
Medical Review AI Assisted Quality Checked
Real clinical review U.S. claim presentation Firm-aligned output
Pricing
Service Demand Letters
Pricing $30/hour

Questions about demand letter drafting.

Quick answers for legal teams preparing settlement demands for personal injury, malpractice and serious injury matters.

A demand letter usually includes liability facts, injury history, medical treatment summary, damages, settlement demand, supporting rationale and a response deadline for the insurer or opposing counsel.

You can upload medical records, bills, wage loss proof, accident reports, photos, witness statements, prior correspondence, expert notes and any case-specific damages documentation.

Yes. The draft can be aligned with your firm's preferred tone, structure, formatting, jurisdiction requirements and settlement demand style.

Yes. For malpractice matters, the letter can address standard of care, deviations, causation, injury progression and damages based on the available records and case facts.

Standard delivery is typically planned within 5 to 7 business days depending on record volume and complexity. Expedited 72-hour support may be available for urgent cases.

Yes. The workflow is designed to support both individual cases and larger monthly demand letter volumes while keeping formatting and quality consistent.