Quick Tools

Start with the task in front of you.

Run a focused medical, demand, deposition, or discovery workflow when you need a practical result fast. Switch into the full case workspace when connected context matters.

Focused workflow

Pick a task. Get a usable starting point.

Injury and damages

Review Medical Records

Demand package

Draft a Demand Letter

Deposition stage

Analyze a Deposition

Discovery stage

Generate Discovery

Focused workflows

Use LitiGenie without creating a full case first.

Quick Tools are built for the common PI tasks that need momentum today: medical proof, demand drafting, deposition review, and discovery follow-up.

Injury and damages

Review Medical Records

Upload records, bills, liens, or imaging reports. Get chronology, gaps, red flags, and billing support.

  • Treatment chronology
  • Gap analysis
  • Billing support
Review medical records
Demand package

Draft a Demand Letter

Build a demand after you have case details, damages, or analyzed source documents ready to use.

  • Editable draft
  • Damages framing
  • Source-backed sections
Draft demand letter
Deposition stage

Analyze a Deposition

Upload or select a transcript. Get admissions, contradictions, evasions, and follow-up items.

  • Admissions
  • Contradictions
  • Follow-up items
Analyze deposition
Discovery stage

Generate Discovery

Use an analyzed deposition for follow-up requests, or upload opposing discovery to draft responses.

  • Follow-up questions
  • Document requests
  • Discovery responses
Generate discovery

When to use Quick Tools

Fast task first. Full case context when the matter grows.

Quick Tools help when the team needs one concrete output. The Full Case Platform helps when every document, finding, deadline, and work product item needs to stay connected.

Use Quick Tools

One record set, one deposition, one demand, or one discovery task.

Use Full Platform

A matter with connected evidence, analyses, work product, deadlines, and attorney decisions.

Start with one focused workflow.

Review records, draft a demand, analyze testimony, or prepare discovery follow-up.