The frontier AI medical chronology software that is made for law firms. It reads the full medical record set, builds a source-linked, date-ordered chronology, and runs 15x faster than manual review, tested across 100,000+ pages of real litigation records
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accuracy with human-in-the-loop review
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faster than manual chart review
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pages benchmarked against expert reviewers
SOC 2 Type II
HIPAA BAAs
Zero Data Retention
The Problem
Reviewing medical records for a case is slow, unreliable, and leaves legal teams uncertain.
Disordered
case facts
Medical records don't reveal the case story in order. Key facts like a prior injury, missed follow-up, or provider contradiction only matter in the context of what the case is trying to prove.
Manual review
burden
Manual review forces legal teams to read page by page, holding the entire case in their head - a process that is slow, expensive, and fragile.
Limits of static summaries
A static summary can list what happened, but it can't reliably determine which facts matter to liability, causation, damages, or settlement strategy.
Lingering
uncertainty
The real problem isn't just the time spent reviewing records. It's the uncertainty that comes after the review is done.
What Newcase Does
Newcase ingests the full medical record set across providers, formats, and PDFs, then builds a structured, date-ordered chronology of every encounter, treatment, diagnosis, and billing entry. It also does what manual review cannot: compares each page against the full record to surface the connections, gaps, and contradictions that matter before an attorney opens the file.



Search the record the way you think about the case
Once the chronology is built, you don't scroll. You ask.
Natural-Language Filtering
Type what you need in plain English. "Show only entries related to glucose readings." "Filter for all nursing notes regarding pain management." "List every imaging study between the accident date and surgery." The chronology rebuilds around your question instantly.
Built to Hold Up



The Before & After
Built for teams that
can't afford a missed fact
Personal injury, medical malpractice, and workers' compensation teams, plaintiff and defense, running thousands of pages per case. The kind of case where the outcome turns on whether someone caught the entry on page 612.
Can the AI read handwritten medical notes?
Yes. NewCase's AI interprets handwritten physician notes and clinical records. When confidence is low on a particular extraction, the platform flags it for your review rather than guessing — combining automation speed with human-verified accuracy.
How does context awareness work?
NewCase builds chronologies based on your specific case theory. If you run the same medical records for a diabetes malpractice case and a broken leg case, you'll get two different chronologies — each highlighting only the facts relevant to that claim. A generic tool gives you the same output regardless of case type.
What types of cases does this support?
NewCase medical chronologies support medical malpractice, workers' compensation, bodily injury, personal injury, general liability, and other case types involving medical record review. The platform adapts its analysis to the specific needs of each case type.
How many pages of records can NewCase handle?
NewCase processes thousands of pages per case while reviewing every single page. The platform maintains focus and thoroughness regardless of volume — ensuring no fact is missed even in large, complex record sets.
Is my data secure?
NewCase is SOC 2 Type II compliant, HIPAA compliant, and operates with zero data retention. Your medical records are never stored or used to train AI models. We sign Business Associate Agreements (BAAs) and maintain strict data isolation.
How is NewCase different from generic AI tools?
Generic AI tools treat every document the same and risk hallucinating facts. NewCase is purpose-built for legal-medical review: every fact links to a page citation, the chronology adapts to your case theory, and you can search and filter using natural language. It's litigation intelligence, not document summarization.
Can I search across all my medical records?
Yes. NewCase provides deep contextual search that understands medical terminology and synonyms. Searching for "Heart Attack" will also surface records mentioning "Myocardial Infarction" — so you never miss a relevant finding.

















