Upload the file · police report, depositions, black-box data, photos. Twelve extracts every fact, sources each one, and rebuilds the scene. You see the case from an angle no document shows.
Paralegals cross-reference every report, deposition and log · line by line, over weeks. On every case.
$250–375/hour, delivered in 2–6 weeks. Rush fees if court is close. One scene, one angle, no revisions.
Everything else settles on an incomplete picture of the facts · and settles lower.
Martinez v. Apex Freight Lines · a contested tractor-trailer case. Click through the real workflow.
Police report · depositions · ECM data · logs · photos · medical records. Click to simulate.
Zero braking. Hours violation. And a maintenance line at p.2838 no one had opened. Cross-referenced automatically, the case stops being the one you thought you had.
Reading the file, the case looked like driver fatigue. Frozen at impact, one wheel glows: the right-front brake chamber · mismatched at service six weeks earlier, work order never closed, buried at p.2838. One line reframes the whole theory.
The fatigue theory was a good read of the file. Twelve simply put every page on the table, and one line on p.2,838 opened a possibility worth exploring: a brake defect the carrier knew about. The tool doesn't decide. It makes sure nothing decides for you by staying buried.
A branded, paginated PDF for the demand letter, mediation, or expert hand-off.
Two existing budget lines, collapsed into a tenth of the price.
Your case file is privileged. We treat it that way · structurally, not as a promise.
Encrypted at rest (AES-256) and in transit.
Firm-level isolation. Role-based access. Full audit log.
Zero-retention AI · never used to train models. Delete a case, it's gone.
No seats. No subscription. Pay per case · like any case expense.
Bring a closed file to the demo. We run it live · and you watch facts you didn't know you had surface in real time.