One chronology from every provider’s record.

When the Medical Malpractice Edition opens, Justine will read the full record set — hospital, surgical, anesthesia, nursing, pathology, imaging, and billing, ordered and deduplicated across every provider — indexed page by page into one chronology. A med-mal case can run 5,000 to 50,000 pages across four or more facilities; the contradiction that decides the matter is rarely on one page. Putting every provider’s entries on one timeline is what brings sequencing, gaps, and conflicting entries into view, each anchored to its source page, for the attorney to review.

What MM is designed to do.

1. 01

   Justine is designed to assemble the multi-provider record set — hospital, surgeon, anesthesia, nursing, pathology, imaging, and billing — ordering, deduplicating, and chronologizing across facilities so the working artefact is one timeline, not a stack of PDFs.

2. 02

   Entries from different providers for the same window sit side by side on that timeline, so a nursing note at hour two and the physician note for the same hour are compared directly — the contradiction surfaced, not lost.

3. 03

   Every surfaced finding will carry the source page that triggered it; provider attribution is preserved end to end, and the attorney jumps from any claim back to the underlying record in one click.

4. 04

   Duplicate submissions across facilities will be collapsed while their provenance is kept, so the chronology reads clean without discarding the fact that two providers documented the same event differently.

5. 05

   Records will remain inside the matter’s tenant boundary and are never used to train any reasoner; the chronology is built from the firm’s own file for that matter, not a contribution to a shared model.

The AI reasons; the attorney decides.