Draft a demand letter from the case file
2:45Draft a personal injury demand from the case file. Lōgos AI writes the letter from Case Intelligence and the saved bills, then you export it to Word or PDF.
Open Demand letter from the case. Lōgos AI gathers what the letter will use from Case Intelligence. Medical totals are added up from the saved bills, never estimated by AI. You choose the kind of demand and the amount, and the claim, policy, recipient, and signer come with it. Saving those details spends no credits. You see the cost, then create the draft. The letter is ready with every source it cites. Before you send, each paragraph points at its evidence, the damages table comes from the saved bills, and private notes stay out of the letter. You confirm the flags, then export the letter to Word or PDF for your letterhead.
- Who it is for
- Personal injury attorneys drafting a demand
- What you need first
- A personal injury case with the bills saved and Case Intelligence already gathered.
- Applies to
- Personal injury
What the walkthrough shows
Open Demand letter. Logos gathers everything the letter will use from Case Intelligence.
Medical totals are added up from the saved bills, never estimated by AI.
Then the few things only you decide: the kind of demand and the amount.
The claim type and the insurer bring in the claim number, policy number and adjuster.
Who receives it and who signs it.
Add your direction if you want. Every fact still comes from the case file.
Save the details. Nothing here spends credits.
See the cost before anything is charged.
Create the draft. Logos writes the whole letter from all of the evidence.
The letter is ready in a few minutes, with every source it cites.
Before you send lists the few things left to do.
Addressed to the adjuster, with the claim and policy numbers filled in.
Every paragraph lists the evidence it rests on. Click to see the record itself.
Liability comes straight from the crash report, the witnesses and the van's own data.
The damages table is built from the saved bills: each provider, its dates of service and its charges.
The demand itself, written for the policy-limits purpose you chose.
Notes for you, never in the letter: gaps in the file, conflicts and strategy.
Every statement is checked against its source. Anything to look at is flagged for you.
Fill in the last details. Saving checks the letter again; nothing is rewritten or charged.
Confirm you reviewed the flags.
Then export the letter to Word or PDF, ready for your letterhead.
Full transcript
Open Demand letter. Logos gathers everything the letter will use from Case Intelligence. Medical totals are added up from the saved bills, never estimated by AI. Then the few things only you decide: the kind of demand and the amount. The claim type and the insurer bring in the claim number, policy number and adjuster. Who receives it and who signs it. Add your direction if you want. Every fact still comes from the case file. Save the details. Nothing here spends credits. See the cost before anything is charged. Create the draft. Logos writes the whole letter from all of the evidence. The letter is ready in a few minutes, with every source it cites. Before you send lists the few things left to do. Addressed to the adjuster, with the claim and policy numbers filled in. Every paragraph lists the evidence it rests on. Click to see the record itself. Liability comes straight from the crash report, the witnesses and the van's own data. The damages table is built from the saved bills: each provider, its dates of service and its charges. The demand itself, written for the policy-limits purpose you chose. Notes for you, never in the letter: gaps in the file, conflicts and strategy. Every statement is checked against its source. Anything to look at is flagged for you. Fill in the last details. Saving checks the letter again; nothing is rewritten or charged. Confirm you reviewed the flags. Then export the letter to Word or PDF, ready for your letterhead.
Questions
Where do the medical totals in the demand come from?
They are added up from the saved bills, never estimated by AI. The damages table lists each provider, its dates of service, and its charges.
Does saving the demand spend credits or send the letter?
Saving the details spends no credits, and you see the cost before anything is charged. Creating the draft writes the letter. It is not sent. You confirm you reviewed the flags, then export it to Word or PDF for your letterhead.
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