Medical-legal chaos, into your playbook.

A single workers' comp matter can carry a thousand pages of medical records — progress reports, QME evaluations, utilization review decisions, handwritten chart notes from three different providers. Someone at your firm reads all of it, extracts what matters, and builds the chronology by hand.

That someone is expensive. That work is slow. And every hour it takes is an hour the case isn't moving toward resolution.

ILFS reads the file — including the parts generic tools skip: cursive, handwriting, low-quality scans, mixed-orientation pages. Facts come out structured, cited, and confidence-scored. Flags go up where a human should look. The chronology builds itself; your staff verifies instead of transcribes.