Does it write in our firm's voice, or a generic template?+
Your voice. Demand Genius drafts from your firm's own best prior demands, so structure, tone, and phrasing read like your team wrote it — because, in effect, it did. You can refine the draft however you like before anything goes out.
Do we review before anything is sent?+
Always. Demand Genius produces a draft, not a sent letter. Your attorney reviews, edits, and sends. Because every fact and figure is cited to its source document, review is fast — you're confirming, not rebuilding.
Where do the damages and the demand figure come from?+
From your case record and your own history. Special damages are itemized from the medical bills and records; the demand is anchored to comparable settlements and the Minimum Settlement Target from Settlement Genius. Nothing is invented, and every value traces back to a document.
Does AI-drafted correspondence raise UPL or bar-rule concerns?+
Demand Genius is a drafting tool, not a lawyer. It doesn't give legal advice or send anything on its own — your attorney exercises independent judgment, reviews every word, and signs off before a letter leaves the firm. Because each draft is cited and auditable, you keep the oversight your duties of competence and supervision require. We recommend reviewing your jurisdiction's specific guidance on AI use.
What records does it need to draft a demand?+
The case file you already keep — medical records and bills, the incident facts, liability documents, and policy information. Demand Genius reads what's in your case management system and explicitly names anything missing rather than guessing around it.
How fast is a draft, really?+
Minutes, not days. A complete first draft — liability, injuries, damages, and the ask — is typically ready in the time it would take to open the file and find your template.