How the WC edition works.
JustineAI™ WC runs the same compositional fabric as the PI edition — Eve-Legal F5/reasoner, one Justine supervising stage-specialized sub-agents in a single 10M-token context. What changes is the calibration. Each deep-dive below describes a mechanism this edition carries today for applicant-side California practice. Rating, apportionment, and settlement figures are projections the attorney verifies against the current schedule.
- 01Med-legal
How Justine scrutinizes the AME and PQME report
The medical-legal report is the case. Justine reads it the way an appeals board does — line by line, against the record. Applicant-side; California, Georgia, and Texas.
Read deeper → - 02Value Engine
How the PD Value Engine models the rating
From WPI to the governing state’s rating — California’s PDRS string shown here in full — a percent, a dollar value, and the swing between a strict-AMA rating and a rebutted one, shown, sourced, and left for the attorney to certify.
Read deeper → - 03Med review
How Justine defends against UR and IMR denials
A treatment denial runs on a tight clock and a narrow record. Justine builds the challenge before the deadline closes.
Read deeper → - 04Settlement
How Justine models settlement and net-to-client
C&R or Stips, with the fee and liens applied — Justine shows net-to-client under each path before the attorney commits a number.
Read deeper → - 05MSA
How Justine flags the Medicare set-aside
Justine flags when a WCMSA is implicated before a C&R is papered — a flag and analysis, never a dollar calculator.
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