Law Dog for insurance claims — the sequence, the wording, the package

The policy and the correspondence on the same timeline

Policy, endorsements, notices, field reports, estimates and the whole email thread land in one dated file rather than four folders
Every deadline in the policy and every date the carrier has relied on sits on the same line, so a late notice argument is visible instead of discovered
The order things were said in stops being an argument about memory

claim · timeline

Mar 02 · Loss datefirst notice

Mar 09 · Notice given to carrier7 days

Jun 02 · Adjuster: “the roof is fine”msg 188

Jun 28 · Field report contradictsdoc 91

Jul 19 · Denial issueddoc 77

393 dated events on one matter. The sequence is read, not reconstructed.

Each coverage position tied to the wording it rests on

Every position, yours or the carrier’s, carries the endorsement or exclusion it depends on
Where a position rests on two sources agreeing rather than on language somebody wrote, the link says so
Positions nothing in the policy supports show as unsupported before they reach a letter

coverage · position check

Covered peril · windendorsement 4 · cited

Notice timely under the policypolicy §3 · cited

Damage predates the loss datecarrier position · corroborated

Wear-and-tear exclusion appliesunsupported

The unsupported position is the one to argue about. It is labeled rather than buried.

The carrier gets facts. Your file keeps the reasoning.

Proof-of-loss packages and supplement requests are built from the record, so the figure in the letter is the figure in the file
Your own view of what the claim is worth, and which positions you think are thin, never leave with a package addressed to the carrier
Your adjuster, your engineer and your lawyer each receive a different document assembled from the same record

package · check before it leaves

To the carrierfacts only · clear

To our engineerfacts + open items · clear

To our counselfull record · clear

Note names what we would settle atheld · 1 finding

Package does not present until the finding clearsgate

Silence is a position. Volunteering is the failure, and it is usually an accident.

the question every file has to survive

“How do you know that?”

It is the first thing a trial lawyer asks and the last thing most software can answer. Law Dog stores the answer next to the fact, with the method of knowing attached, so the check takes seconds rather than an afternoon.

See it on a live matter

One matter, as the file actually stands

203 documents, 393 dated events on a single timeline, 455 messages read into the record and 152 rules on what may leave. Counts from one working matter, not a total across customers and not a projection.

A claim is a sequence. Most of the fight is about what happened when.

The policy and the correspondence on the same timeline

Each coverage position tied to the wording it rests on

The carrier gets facts. Your file keeps the reasoning.

One matter, as the file actually stands

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