Pre-filled templates for every piece of paperwork in your accident case. Medical records authorizations (HIPAA — the federal medical privacy law), demand letters, cash-value counter-offers, recorded-statement scripts. Total stated value if you bought these individually: $945+. Free here.
Stated value: $50
A fully compliant medical records authorization form (HIPAA — the federal medical privacy law) that lets you (or anyone you designate) request all your medical records from a specific provider for your accident treatment.
When to use this
Send to every hospital, urgent care, primary-care provider, specialist, and physical-therapy clinic involved in your accident treatment. Most providers respond within 30 days.
Stated value: $100
A written counter-offer to an insurer's actual-cash-value valuation, citing your own market comparables (Kelley Blue Book, NADA, Edmunds, Cars.com, AutoTrader). Pre-filled from your intake.
When to use this
After receiving the insurer's CCC ONE / Mitchell / Audatex valuation, before signing any release. The Alameda County DA alleged in 2024 these valuations systematically underpay by $3,000–$4,000.
Stated value: $150
A written demand invoking the appraisal clause in your auto policy. Names your appraiser, requests the insurer's, and triggers the binding three-party valuation process.
When to use this
When the gap between your evidence-based valuation and the insurer's offer exceeds $1,500–$2,000.
Stated value: $50
A short script you can read or paraphrase if the at-fault driver's insurer calls and asks for a recorded statement. Polite, firm, and protects your case.
When to use this
The first time the at-fault carrier calls. Almost always within 48–72 hours of the accident. Adjusters use recorded statements to find inconsistencies later.
Stated value: $20
A state-aware letter requesting a copy of your accident's police report. Pre-filled with the report number, accident date, and the records-custodian address for your jurisdiction.
When to use this
Send 3–7 days after the accident. Some agencies offer online portals; the letter is the universal fallback.
Stated value: $200
A demand letter to the at-fault driver's insurer for the post-repair diminished value of your vehicle. Pre-filled with the 17c formula as a floor and your appraisal as the ceiling.
When to use this
After your vehicle has been repaired, before signing any release. Allowed in 49 states + DC (Nebraska is the only state where this claim does not exist).
Stated value: $300
A skeleton demand letter for your bodily-injury claim. Pre-fills your specials, lost wages, and a non-economic damages multiplier appropriate to your state and injury severity.
When to use this
Once you have reached maximum medical improvement (when your doctor says you have recovered as much as you will) and all bills are documented. Typically 60–120 days post-accident for moderate cases.
Stated value: $75
Letter to CMS Benefits Coordination & Recovery Center requesting the conditional-payment letter for your accident. Required before settlement if you are Medicare-eligible.
When to use this
Within 30 days of any major medical treatment, or before settlement negotiation if you have not requested it yet.
Once you complete intake, your accident date, state, case type, and other details are stored on your device. Click “Pre-fill with my details” on any template and the resulting document (PDF or DOCX) is generated locally — no server-side rendering of your personal info needed. Generation infrastructure lands in the next release.
