Personal injury legal support

Demand package assembly

The demand package is the product in a pre-litigation practice, and building one is a full day of assembly that nobody in the office wants. We build it end to end: chronology, bills, records, exhibits, narrative and index, in one document ready for your review and signature.

Published price
$400–1,200 / package
Turnaround
48 hours
Without us
$2,500–8,000 internal, $1,000–3,000 US vendor

Fixed per unit, not hourly. No minimum engagement. Quoted before we start.

What you receive

A complete settlement brochure: records, bills, exhibits and narrative, bound and ready to send.

Priced per package by record volume. Sets above 1,500 pages, or with more than eight providers, are quoted at the upper end of the range.

  • A dated medical chronology with provider, findings and page-level citations to the records
  • An itemised bill summary with totals by provider and category, reconciled against the records
  • A narrative demand drafted in your firm's voice, with liability and damages sections
  • Treatment gap analysis where gaps exist, with the explanation the records support
  • A complete exhibit set, bookmarked, paginated and indexed
  • A single assembled PDF plus the component files, ready to send or to revise

What it costs, and what it replaces

Both figures are published ranges for the same unit of work. Ours is fixed before we start; if our process gets faster, that is our gain and your price does not move.

How engagements are structured →
Price per package · same work, both sides
Adnah Legal
$4001,200 / package
Typical cost without us
$2,5008,000 / package

Roughly 85% lower at the midpoint of each published range.

How the work runs

  1. 01

    Records intake and ordering

    Records arrive out of order, duplicated and mixed across providers. We de-duplicate, order chronologically by date of service, and index by provider before any drafting starts.

  2. 02

    Chronology and bills

    We build the treatment timeline with a page citation for every entry, then reconcile the bills against it so the damages figure and the records tell the same story.

  3. 03

    Narrative drafting

    The narrative is drafted in your template, with liability, treatment course, and damages sections written from the chronology rather than from an impression of it.

  4. 04

    Assembly and indexing

    Everything is assembled into one bookmarked, paginated package with an exhibit index, and delivered with the component files so you can revise any part without rebuilding the whole.

What we need from you

  • The medical records and bills, in whatever state they arrived
  • The police or incident report and any liability evidence
  • Your demand figure or the basis for computing it, and the recipient
  • Your firm's demand template, if you have one

What we check before delivery

  • Every chronology entry carries a page citation into the record set
  • Bill totals are re-added and reconciled against both the records and any lien correspondence
  • Gaps and inconsistencies are flagged to you rather than smoothed over in the narrative
  • The assembled package is checked page by page against the index before delivery

When firms send us this

  • Pre-litigation practices where packages are the bottleneck on settlement volume
  • Cases approaching a statute date that need a demand out this week
  • Firms currently paying a US vendor two to three times this for the same artefact
  • Any file where the records arrived as one 900-page unsorted PDF

Questions about demand package assembly

  • How is this different from a US demand vendor?

    Same artefact, roughly a third of the price, with a qualified lawyer reviewing before delivery and a published turnaround. The comparison on our rate card is the range US vendors quote for the same package.

  • Do you set the demand number?

    No. You give us the figure or the method for computing it and we assemble the support. Valuing the claim is your judgment.

  • What if the records are a mess?

    They usually are. Sorting, de-duplicating and indexing an unordered record set is included in the price, not billed as an extra.

This service

Send one and judge the output.

Demand package assembly at $400–1,200 per package, 48 hours. No minimum, no scoping call, no onboarding cycle.

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