2,400 pages of medical records. Delta reads them in minutes.

Builds medical chronologies in minutes, not days

Delta ingests thousands of pages of medical records — hospital charts, nursing notes, lab results, imaging reports, pharmacy records — and produces structured, searchable chronologies with provider-level attribution. What takes an associate 40 hours takes Delta 30 minutes.

Detects anomalies across records automatically

Delta cross-references every record against every other record, flagging timeline gaps (6-day nursing note absence), contradictions (vital signs that don't match nursing assessment), unsigned orders, missing informed consent, and documentation that appears back-dated.

Learns expert preferences and availability

Delta tracks which experts your firm has used, their availability patterns, which jurisdictions they've testified in, how they performed under cross-examination (partner notes), and whether their opinions align with your defense theories.

Judge-specific defense strategy intelligence

Delta knows which judges require Daubert hearings, their expert qualification standards, attitude toward specific defense theories (res ipsa, lost chance, informed consent), and verdict patterns by case type. Your defense strategy is calibrated to the actual judge, not a generic playbook.

Intelligence Network for standard-of-care benchmarks

When Delta analyzes your case records, it draws on patterns from anonymized medical malpractice data across all CaseDelta firms — typical documentation practices, common defense strategies by specialty, and outcome data that helps you evaluate case strength early.

Delta ingests medical records in any format — PDFs, scanned images, EMR exports, faxed records — and builds structured, searchable chronologies organized by date, provider, and record type. It identifies and links related entries across different providers, flags anomalies (gaps, contradictions, unsigned orders), and produces a navigable timeline that attorneys can review in a fraction of the time manual review requires.

Delta detects timeline gaps (periods with no documentation when there should be), contradictions between records (vital signs that don't match nursing assessments), unsigned physician orders, missing informed consent documentation, entries that appear back-dated or modified, and inconsistencies between the medical record and deposition testimony. These are the details that decide cases.

Delta maintains a knowledge base of every expert your firm has worked with: their specialties, availability patterns, jurisdictions where they've testified, fee structures, and how they've performed (based on partner-entered notes). When you need a cardiologist available in August who's testified in your jurisdiction, Delta provides a shortlist in seconds rather than hours of phone calls.

Delta tracks each judge's approach to medical malpractice specifics: Daubert hearing requirements, expert qualification standards, attitude toward common defense theories (res ipsa loquitur, lost chance doctrine, informed consent), typical verdict ranges, and procedural preferences. Combined with Intelligence Network data from other defense firms, you calibrate strategy to the actual judge assigned to your case.

Delta is a tool that augments attorney review — it doesn't replace it. It finds the needles in the haystack (the unsigned orders, the timeline gaps, the contradictions) so attorneys can focus on strategy rather than page-by-page review. Every flagged anomaly includes the source document reference for verification. In cases worth $200K to $5M+, Delta ensures nothing gets missed.