The medical record, the accident, the causation — one cited timeline.
Personal injury cases generate thousands of pages of medical records, accident reports, insurance correspondence, and expert opinions. CaseTime reads all of them and builds a treatment timeline, maps the causation chain, and flags gaps in documentation — cited to the page.
Medical records arrive in bulk. The story is buried inside.
A stack of treatment records from five providers, two years of insurance correspondence, an accident reconstruction report, and depositions that may or may not align with the medical timeline. Someone has to read it all and build the narrative of injury, treatment, and damages. CaseTime reads every page and assembles the chronology.
See the treatment timeline before the demand letter, not after.
Months of a case, readable in a minute
A sample of what CaseTime builds from an ordinary personal injury record. Every entry is labeled and cites the document and page it came from.
Motor vehicle accident at intersection of Oak St and 5th Ave; police report filed. RPT 01, p. 1
ER visit same day; cervical strain and lumbar contusion diagnosed. MED 01, p. 3
MRI ordered by Dr. Chen on Aug 12; results show L4-L5 disc herniation. MED 04, p. 7
Defendant's insurer asserts pre-existing condition based on 2022 primary care records. INS 03, p. 2
2022 records reference "occasional back discomfort" — no imaging, no diagnosis, no treatment prescribed. MED 08, p. 12
Plaintiff completed 36 physical therapy sessions over 8 months; treating physician notes "plateau in improvement" and recommends surgical consultation. MED 11, p. 4
One record, every kind of personal injury matter
Whatever shape the case takes, the work is the same: get the record in order, keep it cited, and know what it shows.
Auto accidents
Collision reports, witness statements, medical records from multiple providers, insurance correspondence, and repair estimates. CaseTime reads them all and builds the timeline from impact to treatment to recovery, with every entry cited to the page.
Premises liability
Incident reports, maintenance logs, inspection records, surveillance descriptions, and medical treatment. CaseTime maps the condition, the notice, and the injury into a single chronology that shows what the property owner knew and when.
Medical malpractice
Dense clinical records across multiple providers and facilities. CaseTime reads the treatment history, identifies deviations from documented plans of care, and flags where records are inconsistent or incomplete — cited to the chart note and page.
Product liability
Product documentation, safety reports, recall notices, injury records, and expert analyses. CaseTime connects the product history with the injury timeline and identifies what was known about the defect and when.
Wrongful death
Medical records, incident documentation, financial records, and dependency evidence. CaseTime assembles the complete record from incident through loss, with the causation chain and damages documentation organized and cited.
Workers' compensation
Employer reports, medical treatment records, wage documentation, and claims correspondence. CaseTime builds the timeline from workplace incident through treatment and return-to-work status, with every claim cross-referenced against the medical record.
Slip and fall
Incident reports, property maintenance records, weather logs, witness statements, and treatment records. CaseTime organizes the sequence from hazard to injury and maps the documentation of notice, condition, and harm.
Dog bite/animal attack
Animal control reports, medical treatment records, prior incident history, and homeowner insurance documents. CaseTime builds the record of the attack, the treatment, and any prior knowledge of the animal's behavior — all cited.
Built for the people working the injury case
Build the causation timeline before the demand
See the full treatment history, the gaps, and the causation chain before you draft the demand letter. Every fact cited to the medical record, every inconsistency flagged. See CaseTime for attorneys.
Review the medical record and find what the demand letter omits
Read the complete treatment timeline and identify pre-existing conditions, treatment gaps, and unsupported claims before you respond. See CaseTime for attorneys and for law firms.
Verify claims against the actual documented record
Compare the claimed injuries and treatment against what the medical records actually show. Every entry cited, every discrepancy visible, every gap in documentation identified.
Medical records verified. Causation documented. Every claim cited.
In a personal injury case, the difference between a documented injury and an asserted one is the whole case. CaseTime never blurs it: every statement is labeled fact, claim, court order, or AI observation; every answer cites its document and page; and when the record is silent, it says so. It never drafts filings, and it is not legal advice — it is the record, made legible.
Personal injury questions, answered
How does CaseTime help build a PI case?
CaseTime reads medical records, accident reports, insurance correspondence, and expert opinions and builds a cited treatment timeline. It maps the causation chain from incident to diagnosis to treatment, and flags gaps in documentation — missing imaging, lapsed treatment periods, or records referenced but not produced.
Can it handle medical records from multiple providers?
Yes. CaseTime reads records from every provider in the case — ER, primary care, specialists, physical therapy, imaging centers — and unifies them into one chronological treatment timeline. Every entry cites the provider, document, and page it came from.
Does it identify pre-existing conditions?
CaseTime flags references to prior conditions in earlier records and cross-references them with current claims and diagnoses. It notes what was documented — and what was not — so the distinction between a pre-existing condition and a prior complaint without diagnosis or treatment is visible and cited.
Is PI client data secure?
Yes. All data is encrypted in transit and at rest. CaseTime is built with HIPAA-conscious security practices, and client data is never shared with third parties or used for model training.
What does it cost?
A free 30-day trial, then $250 per matter as one flat fee — not a subscription. 25GB of storage is included, with additional storage at $50 per 25GB. Firms handling many PI matters can book a demo for volume pricing.