EvenUp

EvenUp is an AI platform for personal injury law firms that handles case intake, medical record work, demand letters and litigation drafting. Unlike general legal AI tools, it is built around one practice area, and it draws on a dataset of more than 250,000 verdicts and settlements to inform demands. The company says it serves more than 2,000 US personal injury firms.

What is EvenUp used for?

Personal injury firms use EvenUp to cut the paperwork between signing a client and resolving the claim. It aims to touch every stage of a case rather than just the demand letter.

• Flagging high-value cases at intake and summarizing their potential
• Opening claims and verifying coverage with carriers through AI agents
• Tracking treatment, extracting case data and recovering missing medical documents
• Drafting demand letters in the firm's tone and templates, as instant AI or legal-reviewed versions
• Suggesting defense arguments, anticipating objections and building case financials for negotiation
• Drafting discovery responses, medical chronologies, motions and briefs for trial

Who EvenUp is best for

EvenUp is built for plaintiff personal injury firms, from small practices to large pre-litigation and litigation teams handling many cases at once. Case managers, paralegals and attorneys who spend hours on medical records and demand packages are the core users. Defense firms, transactional lawyers and practices outside injury law will not get much from it.

EvenUp pricing

As of October 2026, EvenUp does not publish pricing on its website. Firms schedule a call or demo, and the site links to subscription terms and an ROI calculator rather than a price list. There is no advertised free plan or self-serve trial, so expect pricing to be quoted based on case volume and the services you use.

Limitations to keep in mind

• No public pricing, which makes cost comparison harder for small firms
• Narrow by design: it is only useful for personal injury and related claims work
• Settlement outcome figures on the site are vendor-reported, not independent benchmarks
• Medical summaries and demand figures still need attorney review before they go to a carrier

EvenUp vs alternatives

Harvey is a broad legal AI platform that can draft and analyze across practice areas, which suits firms that do more than injury work but lacks EvenUp's injury-specific data. Darrow works on a different stage of plaintiff practice, finding potential legal violations and class action opportunities rather than building individual injury claims. Legora suits teams that want flexible document review grids across many files. AI Lawyer is a lighter drafting assistant. EvenUp wins for firms whose revenue comes from personal injury settlements and who want one system for the whole case.

Tips for getting started with EvenUp

Start by sending a batch of recent cases with complete medical records, so you can compare EvenUp's demand drafts with letters your team already wrote. Load your firm's own demand templates and tone guidance early, since drafts are meant to match your style. Use the intake scoring on new leads for a month before relying on it to prioritize staff time.

EvenUp FAQ

Is EvenUp free?

No. EvenUp is a paid platform for personal injury firms, and pricing is provided after a call or demo with the company.

What is EvenUp used for?

EvenUp is used by personal injury firms to score cases, organize medical records, draft demand letters, and prepare discovery, motions and trial materials.

Is EvenUp HIPAA compliant?

EvenUp states that it is SOC 2 audited and HIPAA attested, which matters because the platform handles client medical records.

What is the best alternative to EvenUp?

Harvey is a broad alternative for multi-practice firms, while Darrow covers a different plaintiff need by finding potential class action cases.