Injury and wrongful death

Interactive demand packages for injury and wrongful-death firms

An interactive demand package presents liability, harm and damages as one private scrolling page with the records attached. Scrollbrief builds them for personal injury and wrongful-death firms for $7,500 to $15,000, in about 10 business days.

What the adjuster receives

  • A private link that opens on a phone, tablet or desktop, hidden from search engines.
  • The claim in seven beats: the person, what happened, why, what the defendant knew, the harm, the numbers, the demand.
  • A citation on every factual line that opens the cited page: the medical chronology, the bills, the police report, the photographs, the deposition.
  • A PDF twin with the same content for the claim file.

Where it sits beside a demand letter and a settlement video

The letter states the claim and the video makes it felt. A scrollbrief does both in one place and adds the thing an adjuster needs most, which is a fast way to check. As one settlement-video producer says of his own audience, the people on the defense side would rather not watch. Craig, Kelley & Faultless A page they can skim, search and verify meets them where they are.

Firms know this work by several names: a settlement demand package, a settlement brochure, the exhibits to a policy-limits demand. Whatever the name, the letter still goes out under counsel’s signature and the scrollbrief travels with it. See one fact shown as a letter, a video, a slide and a scrollbrief, or what the page carries by case type: trucking, auto, premises, product liability, medical malpractice, nursing home and wrongful death.

 Demand letterSettlement videoScrollbrief
Reader sets the paceYesNoYes
Sources one tap awayAttached exhibitsRarelyEvery claim
Shows sequence, motion and scaleNoYesYes, and can carry your video clips
Fits the claim fileYesAs a media filePDF twin
Typical cost Drafted in-house or by software $5,000 to $15,000 for most; documentaries $20,000 and up $7,500 to $15,000

Video figures: The Indiana Lawyer Plaintiff Magazine

Which claims earn one

Routine claims move fine on a letter. A scrollbrief earns its fee where the value is high and the story is hard to see in a stack of records: disputed liability with a strong timeline, a defendant with prior notice, catastrophic injury, wrongful death, a policy-limits demand with a deadline.

Cost and billing

The fee is flat: $7,500 to $15,000 depending on the size of the record, half up front. It is billed to the firm. Injury firms commonly advance case costs and recover them from the settlement, and this fee is a case cost of that kind. Steven M. Sweat, APC Scrollbrief never takes a percentage of a recovery.

The sample

What the Jury Saw retells Liebeck v. McDonald’s Restaurants, the hot-coffee verdict, from its public record. Four of its steps are live on the home page.

Once a claim is in suit, the same piece grows into a mediation brief and trial aids.

Bring one claim.

Book a call and bring a matter with a strong record. One conversation is enough to see whether the form fits.

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