Draft demand letters in minutes

Eve learns your tone, style, and formatting from just two of your best completed demand letters instead of starting with blank templates. It picks up how you structure arguments, the language you use, your level of detail, and even your letterhead and headers. You can create separate drafting agents for different attorneys, case types, or jurisdictions, so every demand sounds like it came from your team, not a machine.

About 10-15 minutes, depending on case complexity. Eve pulls from the medical records, bills, and case files you've already uploaded. By the time you review the output, most of the substantive work is done. With Eve’s Demand Drafting Agent, firms like Laurel Employment Law have reduced that to just 3-5 minutes of human time per demand.

Expect a draft that's roughly 85–90% ready. You'll still want to review for accuracy, adjust tone where needed, and fill in any case-specific details Eve flagged with brackets. The platform includes inline editing, where you can highlight a section and tell Eve to "make this more concise" or "emphasize pain and suffering" — so refinements happen inside the tool, not in a separate Word document.

Running the Medical Overview first gives Eve the strongest foundation. It uses the chronology, damages calculations, ICD codes, and gap analysis to build out the demand narrative. You don't need to organize anything manually; just upload your records and bills, let the Medical Overview process, and then generate the demand from that same case file.

Yes. You can create as many drafting agents as you need — separate ones for MVA, premises liability, trucking, dog bites, UIM claims, or even demands tailored to specific judges or insurance carriers. Each agent learns from its own set of examples, so a short policy-limits demand won't get confused with a detailed catastrophic injury package.

Yes. You can attach medical records, bills, photos, and other supporting documents as exhibits within the demand package. Eve lets you reorder exhibits, adjust page ranges, rename them, and export everything as a single combined PDF or as separate files — so the full demand package is assembled inside the platform without manual compilation.