Early case-readiness themes from building California personal-injury assessment and attorney-matching tools.
Methodology note: This v1 page shares directional product insights, not a peer-reviewed study or statistically significant claim-outcome dataset. When we publish aggregate platform statistics, they will be labeled with sample size, time window, and limitations.
People often arrive looking for a dollar figure. Case readiness usually hinges first on missing police reports, imaging reports, itemized bills, and wage proof — the inputs that make any range defensible.
Theme 2
Treatment continuity is a first-class signal
Gaps in care are common and sometimes explainable (referrals, insurance delays, work conflicts). Unexplained gaps are one of the fastest ways an adjuster challenges severity.
Theme 3
Public-entity clocks surprise claimants
California personal-injury filing windows are widely discussed as two years, but claims involving cities, transit agencies, or other public entities often require much earlier claim presentation. Educational tools that surface both clocks reduce avoidable deadline risk.
Firms evaluating ClearCaseIQ ask for pre-scored viability, liability, and document readiness — not another thin lead form. Plaintiff choice and flat platform fees are part of that trust story.
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