For workers' compensation attorneys

Comp cases run on medical records too — just a different shape of them.

Workers' comp cases carry their own record pattern — IME reports, treating physician notes, impairment ratings, and a return-to-work history that all need to line up. VirtualScrivener drafts the chronology and summary first; a specialist verifies it against the source before it reaches your file.

Who this is for

Built around how comp cases actually run

Workers' compensation attorneysSolo and small comp practicesFirms handling both PI and comp caseloadsVA disability practicesComp defense firms needing fast record review
What makes comp records different

A different documentation pattern than a standard PI case

IME & impairment ratings

Independent medical exams and impairment ratings carry specific language that has to be extracted and summarized accurately — a misread rating changes the value of a claim.

Treating physician continuity

Comp cases often run across months or years of the same treating physician's notes — the chronology has to hold that continuity together clearly.

Return-to-work history

Work restrictions, modified duty, and return-to-work dates all need to be tracked accurately against the medical record for the claim to hold up.

How it works

AI drafts it first, a specialist verifies it before it ships

Send the source records

IME reports, treating notes, and comp file records come in through a HIPAA-compliant platform built for handling case files securely.

AI sorts and drafts

Records are sorted, deduplicated, indexed, and drafted into a chronology or summary that tracks treatment, impairment, and work-status history.

A specialist verifies it

Every document is checked against the source file by a trained specialist before it ships — nothing goes out unverified.

Get your next comp file off your desk.

Tell us the case type and record volume — we'll walk you through turnaround time for your firm.