JustineAI™ — Insurance Bad Faith Edition.
Plaintiff-side bad-faith litigation. Policy-language interpretation, claim-file analysis, prior-claim pattern detection across the carrier’s portfolio, claim-handler deposition preparation, Brandt fees calculation.
IB inherits the full Eve-Legal Operating System — case management, deadlines, conflict check, trust accounting, time tracking, e-filing, e-signature, client portal, Microsoft 365 and Filevine integration. The OS layer is shared across every edition; only the legal-reasoning calibration changes.
This edition is not yet generally available. The page describes the workload it will serve and lets bad-faith attorneys register interest. We don’t publish dates — we publish the architecture and reach out when the edition is ready.
The IB workload — described before it ships.
What follows is the architectural commitment for this edition — the workload Eve-Legal F5/reasoner will carry once we open it. The reasoning core is shared with PI. The calibration, taxonomy, and document pipeline are IB-specific.
- Policy-language interpretation
Carrier policies parsed clause-by-clause against the underlying claim. Coverage triggers, exclusions, conditions, and reservation-of-rights letters cross-referenced live.
- Claim-file analysis
Adjuster file produced in discovery is read end-to-end. Internal memos, supervisor escalations, and reserve changes assembled into a narrative the jury can follow.
- Claim-handler deposition preparation
The adjuster’s prior testimony, the carrier’s prior settled bad-faith cases (where public), and the file’s own contradictions composed into a deposition outline.
- Brandt fees calculation
Attorney fees recoverable as Brandt damages computed from the actual file effort, with a defensible time-and-rate breakdown.
- Prior-claim pattern detection
When public, the carrier’s prior bad-faith litigation and regulatory actions are surfaced as pattern evidence for the punitive-damages phase.
Tell us about your IB practice.
We onboard new editions in waves. When IB opens, founding-firm slots and beta access go to attorneys who told us about their practice early. The form tags your inquiry as IB automatically — you don’t need to repeat the practice area.
Solo and small IB practices: we will reach out the moment self-serve opens. Mid-size and enterprise: we will schedule a discovery call in the wave-prep window before general availability.