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EvenUp is a claims intelligence platform for personal injury firms, valued above $2 billion as of October 2025 — a system spanning demands, medical chronologies, negotiation, and litigation drafting.
EvenUp, founded in 2019 and based in San Francisco, built its business on a specific bottleneck in personal injury practice: turning medical records and case files into demand packages. It has since expanded into what it calls a Claims Intelligence Platform, spanning pre-litigation work — intake, treatment tracking, demands, negotiation — and litigation-phase work including discovery responses, chronologies, and motion drafting.
Its proprietary AI, branded Piai, is trained on what the company describes as a large dataset of personal injury claims and settlements, and finished documents sync bidirectionally with the major PI case management systems: Litify, Filevine, SmartAdvocate, CasePeer, and Clio. As of its October 2025 Series E — $150 million led by Bessemer Venture Partners at a valuation above $2 billion — the company reported more than 2,000 firm customers, including a fifth of the top 100 US personal injury firms. Total funding stands near $385 million, with REV, the venture arm of LexisNexis parent RELX, among the investors.
The company has also drawn scrutiny: a December 2024 Business Insider investigation, based on former-employee accounts, reported that EvenUp relied heavily on human workers behind its AI output and described errors such as omitted injuries. The report is worth knowing about when evaluating any AI vendor in this category — the ratio of automation to human review shapes both turnaround time and quality control. EvenUp has continued to grow and raise capital since, moving to case-based pricing in May 2025 and launching its AI Drafts suite the same month.
Plaintiff-side personal injury firms exclusively, from small practices to the largest PI operations in the country. Firms with high demand volume see the most direct value; the platform's litigation-phase features extend its reach beyond the pre-lit window where it started.
| Vendor | EvenUp Inc. — independent, venture-backed |
|---|---|
| Founded / HQ | 2019; San Francisco, CA |
| Category | Claims intelligence platform for personal injury |
| Scale | 2,000+ firm customers; 20% of the top 100 US PI firms (company figures, Oct 2025) |
| Funding | ~$385M total; $150M Series E at $2B+ valuation, October 2025 (Bessemer; REV/RELX participating) |
| Pricing model | Case-based pricing (announced May 2025); quote-based, no public prices |
| Key integrations | Litify, Filevine, SmartAdvocate, CasePeer, Clio — bidirectional document sync |
| Website | evenuplaw.com |
EvenUp sits on top of the case management system rather than replacing it: records go in from the CMS, finished work product comes back. That makes CMS integration the first technical question in any evaluation — the one-click sync exists for the major PI platforms, and the workflow degrades to manual transfer outside them.
Its category is getting crowded — Supio, Eve, and Parrot-style point tools all overlap parts of the claim lifecycle — so evaluations increasingly compare not features but operating models: per-case pricing versus subscription, human-reviewed output versus raw AI speed, and single-product depth versus platform breadth.
EvenUp has historically used substantial human quality review alongside its models — the subject of a December 2024 Business Insider report. Firms typically ask what is automated versus human-checked, and what turnaround time that implies.
Yes, for the major PI-focused systems: Litify, Filevine, SmartAdvocate, CasePeer, and Clio, with bidirectional sync of records and finished documents.
No longer. Since 2024-2025 it covers litigation-phase work — discovery responses, motions, chronologies — though demand packages remain the core product.
Per case, under the case-based pricing model announced in May 2025, rather than a flat subscription. Specific numbers are quote-based.
Systems firms typically evaluate alongside EvenUp — competitors, complements, and the adjacent layers of the same stack.
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This page is an independent editorial overview published by Maestro Strategic Partners, an operations and AI consultancy for plaintiff law firms. Maestro is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by EvenUp Inc. EvenUp and related marks are the property of their respective owners; they are used here for identification only. Product details verified as of July 2026 and may have changed — confirm specifics with the vendor.
