EvenUp Law

What is EvenUp Law?

EvenUp Law is an AI claims platform for plaintiff personal-injury firms that turns medical records, bills and case files into demand letters, chronologies and litigation drafts for lawyers to review.

The platform follows a case from intake to trial. It flags high-value matters at intake, chases missing records during treatment, drafts the demand, prepares negotiation material and supports discovery and trial work. Every output is a draft, so an attorney still checks the facts, figures and arguments before anything leaves the firm.

Behind the drafts sits Piai, EvenUp’s own model trained on injury cases and medical records, plus a Settlement Repository that the company says holds more than 250,000 verdict and settlement records. EvenUp was founded in 2019 in San Francisco, with Rami Karabibar reported as chief executive. Its site claims over 2,000 injury firms and about 10,000 cases a week, and it announced a $150M Series E at a valuation above $2B in October 2025. Its product pages loaded normally on our October 2026 check.

Key Features

Demand drafting backed by injury outcome data is the core of EvenUp, with medical chronologies and case management sync doing most of the remaining daily work.

• AI Drafts: EvenUp drafts demand letters, complaints and discovery responses from the documents already in a case file. Firms choose between Express Demands, a self-serve option produced in minutes, and Expert Demands, which add review by EvenUp’s legal staff.
• MedChrons: Medical records are turned into a dated chronology of treatment, providers and diagnoses. Injuries are coded with ICD terms, which helps reviewers spot treatment gaps and compare injuries across similar cases.
• Settlement Repository: A database of over 250,000 verdict and settlement records sits behind case valuation. Lawyers can benchmark a claim against similar injuries and venues before choosing a demand figure or an opening negotiation position.
• Companion assistant: Companion is a chat assistant that answers questions about a single case using its uploaded files. EvenUp lists citation verification across the platform, so staff can trace a statement to its document before using it.
• Negotiation and trial prep: The platform anticipates likely defence objections, drafts responses and builds case financials automatically. Later in a matter it also manages exhibits, drafts motions and briefs, and tracks deadlines for trial teams.
• Pre-Litigation as a Service: Branded PLAAS, this option hands pre-litigation work to EvenUp staff rather than keeping it in-house. Firms short of paralegals can use it to keep demands moving while they hire or absorb a surge in new cases.

Pros

Specialisation is why injury firms pick EvenUp: every tool, dataset and template is built around plaintiff personal-injury claims rather than general legal work.

• Built for injury law: Medical chronologies, bill totals and verdict benchmarks all target plaintiff injury cases. Firms avoid prompting a general assistant and correcting outputs that ignore how injury demands are normally structured.
• Time saved per case: EvenUp claims more than 150 hours saved per case during treatment and nine or more manual hours removed per case overall. One customer study cites 3,500 hours saved, though these are vendor figures.
• Data-backed demands: Claim values draw on a large settlement dataset rather than a paralegal’s memory. EvenUp reports a 69 per cent higher chance of reaching policy limits, a figure firms should test against their own results.
• CMS sync: Cases flow in from Litify, SmartAdvocate and CASEpeer without manual uploads. Drafts then return to the same case record, which keeps staff working inside the system they already know.
• Security posture: EvenUp states it is SOC 2 audited and HIPAA attested. That matters for a product that ingests full medical histories, and it gives compliance teams documents to request during procurement.

Cons

Opaque per-case pricing is the main catch with EvenUp, because firms cannot estimate cost until they have spoken to sales and shared their case volume.

• No public price list: EvenUp charges per case and agrees the rate with each firm. Budgeting is therefore hard at the evaluation stage, so ask for a written quote that covers every product you plan to use.
• Narrow practice scope: The platform targets plaintiff injury and tort work only. Defence firms, family lawyers and commercial practices will find little here and should look at broader legal assistants instead.
• Lawyer review still required: Drafts can misread a record or overstate an injury, as any AI output can. An attorney must check facts and figures, so time savings depend on a careful review step.
• Vendor-sourced results: Settlement uplifts and hours saved come from EvenUp’s own case studies. Independent reviewers note these numbers are not verified externally, so run a pilot on closed cases first.
• Volume dependent value: Directory listings describe the target buyer as firms with 20 or more attorneys. Small practices with a handful of new cases each month may struggle to recoup per-case fees.

Who is Using EvenUp Law?

Plaintiff injury firms with steady case volume make up EvenUp’s customer base, which the company puts at more than 2,000 firms in the US.

• Injury law firms: Practices handling vehicle, slip and fall and other injury claims. They use EvenUp to produce demand packages faster and more consistently.
• Paralegals and case managers: Staff who gather records and bills for each matter. They use chronologies and missing-record alerts to cut manual assembly work.
• Managing partners: Firm leaders watching throughput and settlement outcomes. Executive Analytics gives them firm-wide reporting on case value and team output.
• Litigation teams: Lawyers taking cases past the demand stage. They draft complaints, discovery responses, motions and exhibit lists from the same case record.

Pricing

EvenUp Law is Contact for Pricing, with a single per-case fee agreed with its sales team (checked October 2026, official site and press release).

EvenUp dropped feature tiers in May 2025, and the directories we checked list no price either, only a note to contact sales.

Disclaimer: Per-case rates depend on firm size and monthly volume, so confirm the figure in writing before signing.

What Makes EvenUp Law Unique?

Injury outcome data is the real differentiator. Drafts arrive with claim values informed by Piai and a repository of more than 250,000 verdicts and settlements, so the demand figure has a benchmark behind it rather than a guess.

The second difference is the mix of software and staff. Firms can draft demands themselves in minutes, ask EvenUp’s legal team to review them, or hand over pre-litigation work entirely. Broad legal assistants such as Harvey cover many more practice areas, while injury rivals such as Supio and Precedent compete on drafting, but few pair a settlement dataset with a managed service in one contract.

Compatibilities and Integrations

EvenUp connects to the three case management systems most common in injury practices, plus the main cloud document stores.

• Platform: A browser-based web app, with no desktop install required.
• Case management: Litify, SmartAdvocate and CASEpeer sync case files and push drafts back.
• Document storage: SharePoint, Google Drive and Dropbox can supply records directly.
• Data flow: Missing-document monitoring runs through the CMS link and flags gaps before a demand is due.

EvenUp Law Tutorials

Getting a first demand out of EvenUp takes a sales call, a CMS connection and one complete case file.

1. Book a demo and agree per-case terms with the sales team.
2. Connect Litify, SmartAdvocate, CASEpeer or your document store.
3. Choose which case types and matters should sync.
4. Check the missing-record alerts and upload any gaps.
5. Request an Express or Expert demand, or a chronology.
6. Review every fact and figure, edit, then send from your case system.

How We Rated It

EvenUp Law earns 4.0 out of 5: injury-specific drafting and data are strong, while quote-only pricing pulls down its cost score.

Summary

Busy plaintiff injury firms get the most from EvenUp Law, especially those with stretched paralegals and a steady flow of demands. Its settlement data and CMS sync make drafts faster and better grounded than a general assistant can manage. Opaque per-case pricing is the main limitation, and firms outside injury work will find little use for it. Every draft still needs a lawyer’s check. Before committing, run a pilot on a few closed cases and compare its suggested values with what you actually recovered.