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AI prompts for personal injury — plaintiff practitioners

Proving liability, causation, and the full measure of damages for an injured client. Every prompt below assembles with this practice's emphasis already composed in — pick a workflow and fill in the case details.

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How personal injury — plaintiff practitioners should brief an AI

Extract key testimony
Prioritize testimony establishing notice and fault, admissions about the mechanism of injury, and the human impact of the injuries — pain, limitations, and life disruption in the witness's own words.
Build a chronology
Give particular weight to provider language on causation, permanency, impairment, and future care needs, and to consistent symptom reporting across providers over time.
Find contradictions
Focus on locking defense witnesses into accounts that conflict with the physical evidence or their own documents, and note wherever a defense account has shifted between tellings.
Summarize the record
Surface testimony supporting each liability element and each category of damages, and flag favorable concessions prominently rather than burying them in sequence.
Draft from the record
Write toward a coherent narrative of fault and harm; specificity about the client's documented losses carries the persuasion — never adjectives.
Interrogate the file
Whenever an answer touches damages, state whether the record quantifies them and where; unquantified damages are follow-up work, so flag them.

The full library, through this lens

Every template below opens with the Personal injury — plaintiff emphasis composed into its example.

Deep dive: Admissions & Key Testimony Extractor for personal injury — plaintiff →
Draft from the record Mixed / full case recordMedical records

Demand Letter Facts Section

Draft the facts and damages narrative of a demand from the record itself — every sentence cite-backed, gaps flagged instead of papered over.

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Deep dive: Deposition Outline from the Record for personal injury — plaintiff →
Find contradictions Mixed / full case recordExpert report

Expert Report vs. Deposition Audit

Audit an expert's deposition against their report: new opinions, abandoned opinions, changed bases, and undisclosed reliance materials — exclusion-motion fuel.

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Summarize the record Deposition transcriptTrial transcript

Page-Line Deposition Summary

The classic page-line summary, done right: topic-segmented, admission-flagged, exhibit-tracked, with a ranked excerpt list at the end.

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Interrogate the file Mixed / full case recordDeposition transcriptMedical recordsDiscovery responses

Record Interrogation Session Setup

The standing-rules prompt: paste this once at the start of a chat session and every answer after it comes cited, sourced, and honest about gaps.

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Build a chronology Medical records

Treatment Chronology Builder

Turn a medical records production into a dated treatment chronology with gaps, pre-existing references, and verbatim causation statements — every entry cited.

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Deep dive: Treatment Chronology Builder for personal injury — plaintiff →

A good prompt is an assignment memo.

You already know how to brief an associate. The CITE method is that same skill, pointed at an AI — read the full method, then take the prompt pack with you.

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