Definition
Demand readiness
Personal injury demand terminology
Direct answer
A measure of whether a case file contains the documentation required to support the demand being made, expressed as the share of required elements present and verifiable.
NORBU Demand Editorial · Last reviewed 2026-08-31
In detail
What demand readiness means in practice
Readiness is about the file, not the writing. It asks whether records are complete, whether treatment is continuous or explained, and whether every claimed figure reconciles.
Why it matters
Readiness is the difference between sending a demand and sending a demand that survives review.
Example
Readiness at 92% with two open items: one missing radiology report and one unexplained 47-day gap.
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NORBU Demand provides analytical support for counsel. It does not determine legal value, predict settlement outcomes, or provide legal advice. Every observation is presented for attorney review.
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