Legal AI · Multi-agent

EvenUp

Agentic demand packages for personal injury firms.

EvenUp builds demand letters, case valuations and medical chronologies for US personal injury practices. One of the few legal AI products that completes an end-to-end work product rather than assisting a lawyer through a chat box.

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Practice
Personal injury, Litigation
Jurisdictions
United States
Autonomy
Multi-agent
LLM family
Custom models + frontier LLMs
Evals
Demand quality vs settled outcomes, medical extraction accuracy
Pricing
Per matter / success · Usage-based
HQ
San Francisco
Last checked
13 Sept 2026
Last updated
13 Sept 2026
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Evidence

Source-backed items on file. Coverage is not a quality score. Not paid placement.

Evidence file

2 independent · 1 vendor

Documented · weight 2.4

Last checked 13 Sept 2026

  1. 13 Sept 2026 · Well documented (initial assessment)
  2. 13 Sept 2026 · Documented (item expired)
  • 7 Oct 2025 · LawSites

    EvenUp raises $150 million Series E at a $2 billion valuation

    LawSites reported a Bessemer-led Series E, $385 million total capital, 2,000-plus firms including 20% of the top 100 US PI firms, and more than $10 billion in claimed damages supported.

    Independent reporting · Independent source · Source ↗

  • 14 May 2026 · LawSites

    EvenUp launches pre-litigation-as-a-service for PI firms

    Independent report of a managed pre-litigation offering on top of the claims platform, with EvenUp saying it processes 10,000-plus cases a week for 30% of the top 100 PI firms.

    Independent reporting · Independent source · Source ↗

  • 18 Feb 2025 · EvenUp

    EvenUp on AI-plus-human demand letters and policy-limit outcomes

    Vendor description of Piai with in-house legal and medical review, claiming demand packages are 69% more likely to hit policy limits than non-EvenUp letters on internal data.

    Vendor announcement · Vendor source · Source ↗