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PRODUCT · HOW IT WORKS

Every case document,
processed and cited.

Context automatically processes every document in your case, including medical records, bills, and police reports, and backs every finding with a citation to the original record.

WHAT CONTEXT FOUND
ITEMFINDINGSOURCE
DWG 001PARTS LISTHOVER A ROW
RE-ASSEMBLED AS · YOUR FIRM'S TEMPLATES
CHRONOLOGY
37
LEDGER
$86.4k
RED FLAGS
3
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1Police report2Medical records3Imaging4Billing5Prior records
1,284 PAGES, RE-ASSEMBLED AS
CHRONOLOGY
37
LEDGER
$86.4k
RED FLAGS
3
YOUR 24/7 CASE ASSISTANT

How Context processes every file.

01

Files sync automatically

Documents flow directly from your existing case system. No manual uploads required.

02

Every detail gets captured

Context extracts case facts, charges, injuries, and encounters from every page.

03

Every finding is sourced

Each finding links directly to the exact passage in the supporting record.

04

Your team stays in control

Review and approve findings in one click before they feed your case totals and timelines.

THE CASE VIEW

The case view. Overview, Documents, Encounters, Chronology and Demand.

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Alvarez, Maria · 104827MVA: 03.14.25
OverviewDocuments2Encounters1ChronologyDemand
Case details
ClientMaria Alvarez
DOB06.09.1984 (41)
StageOpen: Treating
TypeMotor vehicle accident
DOI03.14.25p. 1
LIM date03.14.27
StateCAp. 2
AttorneyJ. Rivera
Case managerS. Patel
Policy limits
$100,000.00
$13,587.50 under limit
3rd party · Northline Mutualp. 4
Charges
$86,412.50
$380.00 unapproved
Payments
$9,820.15
$0.00 unapproved
Adjustments
$4,105.60
$0.00 unapproved
Charges by encounter categoryWeekly
03.14.25 – 08.08.25
Log scale
EmergencyRadiologyChiropracticOrthopedicsPhysical therapyBilling only
Executive summary
Incident & acute findingsp. 12

Rear-end collision at a red light on 03.14.25. Seen at Valley ER the same day for cervical strain and lumbar pain; X-rays negative for fracture.

Diagnosis & treatment coursep. 214

MRI on 04.02.25 shows an L4–L5 disc herniation with left foraminal narrowing. Orthopedic care, a transforaminal ESI on 06.02.25, then physical therapy.

Current status & outlookp. 342

Partial relief after the first injection, with pain returning at end range. A second injection is scheduled and treatment is ongoing.

Police report summary4 sections
Objective injuries4 findings
Red flags3 flags
Charges by category
Emergency29%Radiology9%Chiropractic11%Orthopedics39%Physical therapy11%Billing only1%
Payors4 payors
Insurance2 carriers
Overview tab · the whole case on one screenEvery section backed by citations to the source pages
VERIFY EVERY FINDING

Every finding is backed by a citation.

One click takes you straight to the exact passage in the original record.

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IMAGINGL4–L5 disc herniationp. 214VERIFIED
OPENS p. 214 AT THE SENTENCE ↓
IMPRESSION:1. L4-L5 discherniation withleft foraminalnarrowing.MRI LUMBAR · p. 214
CASE INTELLIGENCE

Every finding extracted and cited.

Valley ER · Triage notep. 7
01 · EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

The whole case, in three parts

Incident and acute findings, diagnosis and treatment, and current status, each cited to its pages.

“Arrived by EMS after a rear-end collision at a signal. Neck and low back pain.”
Valley ER · Triage note · p. 7
YOUR TEAM STAYS IN CONTROL

Nothing counts until your team approves it.

Every document carries a review status. Findings only feed case totals, encounters, and timelines after your team signs off.

Approved

Reviewed and confirmed. Only approved documents feed the encounters, the chronology and the totals.

Unapproved

New documents start here. Their charges show separately, marked unapproved, until someone signs off.

Duplicate

A copy of a document already in the case. Left out of every total, so nothing is counted twice.

Ignored

Not relevant to the case: a cover sheet, a blank page, an unrelated record. Left out of every total.

By document type.

Common
questions.

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Does Context replace our case management system?

Not at all. Context works alongside your existing case management system, automatically processing new case documents as they arrive. No need to change how your firm operates.

What does a processed case actually look like?

A complete, organized picture of your case: injuries, treatment timelines, medical bills, matched encounters, liability facts, and potential red flags. Every finding links directly to its source.

How do I know the findings are accurate?

Every finding is backed by a citation to the exact passage in the original record. Your team can verify findings in one click and approve them before they're included in case totals and timelines.

How does Context access our documents?

Context connects to the systems your firm already uses. Medical records, bills, police reports, and other case documents are automatically picked up and processed as they arrive. No manual uploads required.

How is Context different from general AI tools like Claude and ChatGPT?

Context is purpose-built for personal injury firms. Instead of manually uploading files and prompting an AI, Context continuously processes your case records, organizes findings, flags potential issues, and cites its sources, all within a workflow designed for your firm.

Is Context going to replace our staff?

No. Context takes the repetitive case prep off your team's plate so they can focus on building stronger cases and moving them forward. The goal is simple: grow your practice, not your payroll.

Can we use Context inside our own software or workflows?

Absolutely. Use Context's interface or connect directly through our API. Your team can process case files and bring structured, source-backed findings into your own systems, without ever opening the Context app.

See Context in action.

Run one of your own cases through Context and see what it finds, organizes, and flags.