Case Intelligence
Know the Case. Down to the Details.
Automatically analyze medical records, bills and supporting documents to organize the evidence, identify treatment patterns and highlight missing information.
Medical record analysis
Organize medical records by provider, date and treatment. Bring injuries, clinical findings and care into a coherent case history rather than reviewing each document in isolation.
Treatment chronology
Follow the sequence of diagnoses, procedures, provider visits and ongoing care. A structured timeline helps counsel assess treatment patterns and periods that need further explanation.
Medical bill reconciliation
Organize medical charges alongside the treatment record. Flag discrepancies for review so counsel can evaluate documented expenses and identify bills or supporting records that still need attention.
Evidence gap detection
Surface missing documentation, treatment gaps and damages that need additional support. These observations guide review; they do not guarantee that every issue has been detected.
ICD-10 diagnostic organization
Group documented diagnoses with the ICD-10 diagnostic organizer to make injury information easier to review. Counsel evaluates those diagnoses in the context of the actual medical records.
Liability and damages organization
Bring relevant liability information and damages documentation together with the medical evidence. Attorneys assess causation, legal responsibility and which claims the available record supports.
Included
What it covers.
- ·Medical record analysis
- ·Treatment chronology
- ·Medical bill reconciliation
- ·Evidence gap detection
- ·ICD-10 diagnostic organizer
- ·Liability analysis
- ·Damages organization
- ·Case management system API integration
From records to review
Build the evidence foundation before drafting.
Case Intelligence organizes what is in the file and highlights what deserves a closer look. That foundation carries into Demand Intelligence, where the evidence supports the narrative and demand package.
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Bring the case documents together
Start with medical records, bills and supporting case documents. Case management system API integration is available; named integrations with Clio, Filevine, SmartAdvocate and Litify remain in development.
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Review the organized case history
Assess the chronology, diagnoses and expenses together to understand how treatment developed and how the documentation supports the claimed injuries.
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Address gaps and discrepancies
Evaluate flagged issues, obtain additional records when needed and distinguish documented facts from information that still needs support.
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Prepare for an attorney-controlled demand
Use the organized evidence to develop the demand package. Counsel reviews the underlying facts, edits the narrative and decides what is ready to send.
Professional judgment
A clearer file. Not a substitute for counsel.
The analysis is only as complete as the documentation available. NORBU supports review and preparation; attorneys remain responsible for legal conclusions and final approval.
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Documented treatment is not a causation finding
A chronology shows the sequence of care. Counsel determines whether the medical evidence supports the asserted relationship between an incident, an injury and the resulting treatment.
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Organized charges are not guaranteed recoveries
Medical expenses and other damages still require legal and factual review. Organizing them does not establish that every charge is recoverable or that an insurer will accept it.
NORBU Demand io supports legal professionals with case analysis and document preparation. All legal conclusions, settlement strategies and final documents remain subject to attorney review and approval.
What is your demand missing?
See how NORBU Demand io organizes the evidence behind every case.