How-to
How to pressure-test a demand from the record
Clients want a number. Good lawyers want a number they can tie to testimony in this file, not an average of what other cases settled for.
This record, not PACER comps
Mighty, Predict.law, and PACER comparable searches estimate from other matters. That is a useful job, and it is a different job. Case Valuator builds liability and damages scenarios from the depositions and documents you selected, then computes an expected case value and range from that evidence. The question is what this record can support, not what a basket of other files settled for.
If the record cannot support a value, we say so. That is the product, not a failure. ChatGPT will invent a figure if you ask.
You asked
Give me a settlement value range with assumptions.
From the record
Expected value
$412,000
Range (P10–P90)
$180k – $690k
Liability and damages scenarios with cites. If the record can’t support a value, we say so.
Ask it as a question on the matter
Case Valuator is a Chat mode, $10, the same as any other question. Select the depositions and supporting documents in scope, then ask. Use it to pressure-test demand, exposure, and settlement posture. Your judgment still owns the file.
It is not a formal appraisal, not legal advice, and not a guaranteed outcome. It is also not the Liability and Damages view in Case Analysis. Analysis structures what is already in the record. Case Valuator asks a valuation question on top of that structure.
It is one capability in a suite of five
LawLM is cited summaries, Case Analysis, cited Q&A, cross-deposition, and Case Valuator. A settlement range is not the whole product, and it is not the homepage. The deposition package is $49 for the cited summary and Case Analysis. Questions, including Case Valuator, are $10.
See it on a public matter
The live demo is a public file, not a client file, and you do not need an account. When you are ready to run it on your own depositions, sign up. Free credits for four deposition packages, or mix with Q&A. No credit card.