Run your PI docket like the business it is.
From intake to demand to trial, Trial Commander keeps every treatment record, negotiation, and deadline on one file — with AI that reads the medical records so you don't lose weekends to them.
Medical chronology, drafted by AI
Drop in the records; get a treatment chronology with cites back to the page. Review and correct instead of building from scratch.
Demand packages that assemble themselves
Specials, narratives, and exhibits pulled from the matter record into a first-draft demand — in your firm's voice, on your letterhead.
Contingency economics, visible
Fee arrangements, cost tracking, and settlement math on the matter page — so you always know what a case is worth and what it's costing.
Trucking & commercial-vehicle module
When the defendant is a carrier, the case changes shape. The trucking module organizes carriers, drivers, and equipment with the regulatory record alongside the crash facts — built for the way a commercial case actually unfolds. It comes with the Personal Injury practice area.
A deposition engine built for corporate reps
Prepare the corporate-representative deposition from the documents themselves: outlines linked to exhibits, themes carried across witnesses, and the record organized so the answer you need is one click from the question you asked.
Injured clients informed — English or Spanish
Clients follow their case in a secure portal in their own language: status, messages, and uploads that land on the matter instead of your inbox. Fewer “any update?” calls, and a client who feels represented.
These numbers are read from the product's own registries at build time, not written by marketing.
- —6 Florida limitation periods in the SOL bank, docketed with presuit notice dates where the statute has one
- —5 causes of action with elements, proof, defenses and damages in the claim workbench
- —28 drafting skills that produce first drafts under the Florida practice context and Rule 2.515(d)(2) certification
- —19 Florida circuit-court docket events that compute their deadlines on the Florida court calendar (Rule 2.514)
- ·HB 837 regime (comparative fault, 2-year SOL, § 768.0427 medical damages)
- ·Coverage tracker with the § 627.4137 disclosure clock
- ·Bad-faith civil remedy notice and the 60-day cure window
- ·Proposal-for-settlement validator (Rule 1.442, § 768.79)
- ·Medical-malpractice presuit clock (§ 766.106, § 95.11(5)(c))
- ·Ch. 766 presuit ladder — notice of intent, screening period, tolling, informal discovery, mediation
- ·Products repose clock (§ 95.031(2)(b))
- ·Medical-lien ledger (Medicare, Medicaid, ERISA, hospital)
- ·Records-request chase engine (§ 456.057 / § 395.3025)
- —Statute-of-limitations deadlines tracked to post-HB 837 Florida law
- —Proposals for settlement on Fla. R. Civ. P. 1.442 timelines
- —Every adjuster call captured on the matter record by Chronicle
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