Personal injury work rewards a careful work-up. A liability fact buried in an intake note, a treatment gap missed in a thousand-page record set, or a detail left out of a demand can all affect what a case settles for. But that kind of scrutiny takes time—and a growing caseload rarely leaves much of it to spare.
Clio Work is built to take on that work without cutting corners. Clio Work references authoritative law and is connected to the matters you already manage in Clio, so it can handle the tasks that carry the most risk and slow your team down.
See how personal injury firms use Clio Work to:
- Evaluate whether new cases are a fit for your firm faster.
- Turn a record set of thousands of pages into a working medical chronology in a fraction of the time.
- Get to a first-pass demand sooner, with AI that knows your case and the law.
Built for personal injury firms taking on more cases, without giving up the careful work-up clients count on. Download the guide to see Clio Work on the cases you’re handling today.
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Clio Work for personal injury FAQs
What does Clio Work do for personal injury firms?
It handles the document work across the life of a matter. Evaluating a new lead against the criteria you set, turning a record set into a chronology, drafting a first-pass demand from the facts in the file, and answering questions about the case without reading it again. Everything comes back cited to the record it came from. The point is capacity: more cases worked up properly, without adding headcount.
Who at the firm actually uses this?
Attorneys, paralegals, and case managers, at the points where the manual work is heaviest. An intake attorney evaluating a new lead, a paralegal working through a record set, an attorney preparing a demand or a mediation memo. The work is different in each case; the file underneath is the same.
How is this different from a general-purpose AI tool?
Most tools need you to bring the case to them. You upload the documents, rebuild the context, and do it again for the next matter. With records running to thousands of pages, that setup is not trivial. Clio Work is part of Clio, so the file you already maintain is the context, and it draws on the law that applies to it. Add a record or update an offer and the next analysis reflects it.
Is client and medical data secure?
Clio Work is a closed system. It is HIPAA compliant and SOC 2 Type II certified, and your prompts and case content are never used to train the AI model.
Does it include legal research?
Yes, within Clio, drawing on over a billion legal documents. Research sits alongside the matter rather than behind a separate subscription, so you can move from a chronology to a research question without leaving the file or re-explaining the case.