Is Your Opposition Ready
for the "Serious Injury" Threshold?

NexLaw is engineered specifically for New York's Insurance Law § 5102(d). Unlike generic models, our engine is trained to identify the specific categories of "Serious Injury" (Permanent Consequential Limitation, 90/180 Day Rule). It understands the difference between a generic "gap in treatment" and a legally excusable gap caused by No-Fault denial (under Pommells).

We prioritize NY Official Reports. NexLaw validates every citation against the New York State Law Reporting Bureau databases. If it drafts an opposition to a Summary Judgment motion, it prioritizes recent rulings from the First and Second Departments (where most PI cases are litigated) rather than obscure out-of-state cases that a judge would reject. That said though, we still encourage lawyers to work with NexLaw in ensuring the citation accuracy.

ChatGPT writes "letters." NexLaw drafts legally compliant CPLR 2106 Affirmations ready for signature.

• Format: ChatGPT writes "letters." NexLaw drafts legally compliant CPLR 2106 Affirmations ready for signature.
• Evidence Standards: ChatGPT defaults to federal Daubert standards. NexLaw understands New York's Frye standard for expert admissibility.
• Medical Logic: NexLaw knows that "subjective pain" is not enough—it automatically looks for "quantitative range of motion" findings (Goniometer/AMA Guidelines) to defeat the threshold defense.

Yes. We are SOC 2 Type II compliant and use end-to-end encryption. For PI firms, we offer "Zero Retention" analysis. You can upload a plaintiff's medical chronology or deposition transcript, have NexLaw extract the "Serious Injury" points, and the file is immediately wiped from our inference engine. We never train our public models on your case files.

Yes. This is the most frequently overlooked category for saving a case. NexLaw scans your uploaded deposition transcripts and Bill of Particulars to flag evidence of "incapacitation from daily activities" for 90 of the first 180 days, giving you a secondary argument to survive Summary Judgment even if the medical evidence is contested.

Yes. NexLaw's AI-powered legal research quickly identifies relevant precedents, statutes, and rules. Every answer is citation-backed with verifiable sources, giving attorneys confidence that results are reliable and court-ready.

Unlike generic AI platforms, NexLaw is built exclusively for litigation and legal professionals. It combines case law research, trial prep tools, and secure document handling into one AI-end-to-end solution. With features like ChronoVault timelines and NeXa legal research, NexLaw goes beyond chat to deliver court-ready insights and workflows.