Identifying and mitigating missing medical bills and other documents are key to maximizing settlement value.
Documentation is everything in personal injury cases. Medical bills, treatment plans, and supporting evidence are the backbone of a successful settlement. That’s why missing documents can quietly erode a case's value, leaving thousands of dollars on the table.
This article explores how missing documents impact personal injury settlements, why they’re so common, and how EvenUp’s AI-powered tools empower attorneys to identify these document gaps and recoup potential claim value.
Even the best personal injury case managers forget to include a document at some point—but consistently submitting incomplete demands will negatively affect case outcomes.
According to EvenUp's industry benchmarks report, personal injury firms are missing five documents on average for every ten cases. With each settlement potentially costing $3,000 in lost settlement value, these missing medical bills and records significantly reduce total potential economic damages.
Without diagnostic reports, attorneys may struggle to validate injury severity with objective medical evidence. Lacking proof of continuing care can make it more difficult to justify long-term damages. Ensuring these documents are complete and properly integrated into a case is crucial for maximizing claim value.
EvenUp can help a medium-sized firm managing 30 cases per month achieve an annual cash flow boost of up to $405,000 by ensuring comprehensive documentation. This additional revenue directly enhances profitability without increasing caseloads or operational costs.
EvenUp’s Case Preparation™ provides a proven solution for identifying and addressing missing documents. It leverages advanced AI to analyze case files thoroughly and flag documentation gaps before they impact settlement outcomes.
EvenUp’s Missing Docs Check is a valuable feature of Case Preparation™. It’s powered by enhanced AI models that provide superior detection capabilities. It continually improves week after week—ensuring attorneys can confidently identify and retrieve missing documents to strengthen their cases and increase settlement value.
Uncover missing documents with EvenUp’s AI, which scans and cross-references medical records and billing statements to identify missing or incomplete information.
Maximize settlement value by resolving the missing documents flagged by EvenUp—empowering firms to strengthen their cases and secure higher settlement offers.
Missing Docs Check makes it even easier to identify missing bills and records before submitting a demand, helping prevent delays and reducing additional case-carrying costs.
You can more easily validate results by reviewing flagged missing documents alongside visits where EvenUp found a matching bill or record. To locate missing documents more efficiently, filter by provider to focus on the relevant dates of service for single or multiple providers. Additionally, you can expand the left-hand drawer to view the case file PDF alongside the Missing Docs Check results, ensuring a more seamless review process.
Resolving missing documents provides a compounding financial impact on a firm’s total settlement value.
With Missing Docs Check, EvenUp doesn’t just enhance financial outcomes—it also empowers firms to optimize their caseload management processes.
Key benefits include:
By automating the identification process, EvenUp reduces administrative burdens, freeing up attorneys and paralegals to focus on case strategy and client advocacy.
Missing documents are silent revenue killers in personal injury law. However, with EvenUp’s advanced AI tools, firms can identify and eliminate these gaps, unlocking thousands in potential additional annual cash flow. Fixing this often-overlooked issue helps attorneys strengthen their cases, streamline workflows, and boost revenue.
Don’t let missing documents hold up your cases. Schedule a call today to see how EvenUp ensures your firm’s documentation is complete, your settlements are maximized, and your operations run at peak efficiency.
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