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Saturday, June 13, 2026
Kenny Eliason

AI Agents for Personal Injury Law Firms Should Remember the Case, Not Replace the Lawyer

The most interesting use of AI agents in PI is not replacing attorney judgment. It is building software that can remember the case well enough to help move it forward.

Wednesday, April 22, 2026
Kenny Eliason

AI Demand Letters for Personal Injury: Where It Helps, Where It Hurts

AI can cut an hour off a demand letter draft. It can also cost you $50,000 in settlement value if you use it wrong. A field guide to the workflow that actually works.

Wednesday, April 22, 2026
Kenny Eliason

AI for Plaintiff Law Firms: What Actually Works in 2026

A field-tested look at where AI earns its keep at plaintiff firms — intake triage, demand letters, medical record summarization, and client communication — plus the parts that still need a human.

Wednesday, April 22, 2026
Kenny Eliason

AI Intake for Personal Injury Firms: The Workflow That Signs Cases

Most PI firms lose 30-40% of viable cases between first contact and signed retainer. AI intake done right cuts that in half. Done wrong, it rejects your best cases before a human sees them.

Wednesday, April 22, 2026
Kenny Eliason

AI Medical Records Review for Personal Injury: What Actually Works

Extracting treatment dates, providers, diagnoses, and billed amounts from a stack of unstructured records used to take a paralegal an afternoon. AI does 85-95% of it in minutes — but the remaining 5-15% is where cases get made or broken.

Friday, January 2, 2026
Kenny Eliason

AI for Personal Injury Law Firms: A 2026 Field Guide

Where AI actually earns its keep at PI firms — from intake triage to demand letters to medical records review — and the use cases that still need a human. An honest index, with links to deep-dives on every major workflow.