Question 1

Can you handle high-volume medical record processing for large MDLs?

Accepted Answer

Our team is equipped for large-scale workloads and has processed medical records for 50,000+ mass tort plaintiffs across 300+ active MDL cases. We use standardized, AI-assisted, human-reviewed workflows built specifically for MDL and mass tort dockets, so thousands of claimant files can move through intake, extraction, and organization at once without sacrificing accuracy or consistency.

Question 2

Do you support data extraction for settlement tiers and plaintiff fact sheets?

Accepted Answer

We extract and structure all key medical data, including injuries, diagnoses, exposure history, and comorbidities, to help firms complete PFS forms and organize claimant data for their settlement tier review. Each claimant file follows the same standardized format across the docket, so your team can compare records consistently and move PFS submissions through review without added formatting delays.

Question 3

Can your team provide injury categorization or coding?

Accepted Answer

Our reviewers extract and organize injury documentation by type and severity indicators found in the records, giving your team a structured starting point for bellwether selection and settlement strategy discussions. Every summary follows a consistent format across claimant files, so your attorneys and medical experts can compare injury patterns quickly without re-reading the underlying source records line by line.

Question 4

How do you maintain consistency across thousands of claimant summaries?

Accepted Answer

Every file follows a unified template, and our QA team reviews each claimant's data to ensure all reports look and read the same across the entire MDL. This consistency, reflected in a 99.8% data consistency rate across processed files, helps your legal team compare claimant summaries side by side without adjusting for formatting or terminology differences between reviewers.

Question 5

Can you help identify bellwether-ready claimant profiles?

Accepted Answer

We organize each claimant's documented exposure and symptom timeline so your team can quickly identify claimants that may be strong bellwether candidates. Each timeline is built directly from the underlying medical records and presented in a consistent, chronological format, so your attorneys and medical experts can review exposure and symptom onset side by side across every claimant file in the docket.

Question 6

What turnaround time can we expect for large batches?

Accepted Answer

We deliver files based on your priority needs. Most cases are completed within 2 to 5 days per file, depending on volume and complexity, and our team can adjust file sequencing so time-sensitive claimants, court deadlines, or bellwether selection batches move through review first without slowing down the rest of the docket.

Question 7

Are your summaries designed for both plaintiff and defense firms?

Accepted Answer

Our reports are fact-focused and structured to support either side of a mass tort matter, offering clear timelines and consistent data for litigation or settlement work. Because every summary follows the same documented-fact format regardless of which party requested it, plaintiff and defense counsel can rely on the same underlying record organization when preparing their own case strategy.

Question 8

Do you create exposure timelines for drug or device litigation?

Accepted Answer

Our team maps medication or device exposure against symptom onset, diagnoses, and clinical events to give your legal or medical experts a clear, chronological record they can use to evaluate causation. Each exposure timeline is drawn directly from the documented medical record, so your attorneys and physicians have a consistent, organized reference point when comparing claimant histories across a large drug or device docket.

Question 9

Do you have any platform for our mass tort case management?

Accepted Answer

We work with our own platform, CaseDrive, which allows easy upload, tracking, and delivery of claimant records and summaries across a mass tort docket. Law firms and claims teams can monitor file status, download completed summaries as they clear QA, and keep every plaintiff file organized in one place instead of scattered across email threads and folders.

Question 10

Can you manage records from multiple providers for each claimant efficiently?

Accepted Answer

Definitely. We can combine records from hospitals, clinics, imaging facilities, and specialists into one clear, chronological file for each claimant. This gives your team a single, comprehensive view of each claimant's documented medical history instead of dozens of separate provider files, making it easier to track exposure, treatment, and clinical events across the full course of care.