demand-received

Demand letter triage parses inbound letters to identify urgency and relevance, cross-checks against matter logs for related precedents, and assesses legal merit. The automated workflow then recommends whether to respond substantively, hold, settle, or ignore based on portfolio data.

Assessing legal merit involves cross-checking the demand letter contents against configured legal research tools and existing portfolio data. This identifies related matters, evaluates legal risks, and determines whether the claim requires a substantive response, a holding pattern, settlement, or dismissal.

Yes, demand letter triage processes inbound PDF files by parsing their contents and requires access to configured matter logs. The workflow cross-checks the extracted data against your portfolio to identify related matters and assess legal risks before recommending response options.

Integrate response options into legal workflows by utilizing the automation to prepare recommended actions—substantive, holding, settlement, or ignoring. The triage output structures the intake process, enabling seamless handoff to downstream legal research tools and portfolio management systems.

Available response options include substantive replies, holding patterns, settlement offers, and ignoring the claim. Each option comes with detailed recommendations derived from cross-checking the letter against matter logs, portfolio data, and legal research tools to guide the final action.