Automated Workers' Comp Case Summaries for Defense Counsel and Claims Teams

Writing a workers' comp case summary means reading every record before you write a word. OraClaim is defense-focused claims intelligence software that drafts those summaries from the claim file. It pulls medical data, wage-loss information, injury details and treatment patterns into an organized draft. Defense counsel and claims professionals start from that draft instead of a blank page, so reports go out sooner. They edit, verify and decide.

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Capabilities Behind Comp Case Summaries

Capabilities defense counsel and claims teams can use to draft comp summaries and the work product that follows.

Medical Record Summaries

Condense treating records, IME reports and therapy notes into summaries that show the treatment course and open questions.

Medical Chronologies

Order provider visits by date so timeline gaps and conflicting histories are easier to see.

Litigation Timelines

Combine injury, reporting, work status, hearings and depositions into one timeline for counsel and the adjuster.

Case Evaluations

Move from summary to case evaluation draft. OraClaim says case evaluations can be generated in minutes for professional review.

Comp Claims Review

Review the full comp file for causation issues, treatment concerns and conflicting statements before a summary goes out.

Deposition and Motion Support

Use the organized file to prepare for depositions and draft motions and other customized work product for attorney review.

Claims Intelligence

From Comp Claim File to Case Summary

Defense counsel and adjusters write comp summaries for initial reports, status updates and reserve reviews. Each one requires reading treating records, IME reports, wage statements and recorded statements. OraClaim classifies those records, surfaces key facts and inconsistencies, and drafts a summary covering injury, treatment and wage loss. Counsel or the adjuster edits it, verifies it and decides what it means for the claim.

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The OraClaim Difference

Why OraClaim for Comp Case Summaries

OraClaim is built for defense counsel and claims professionals; its general capabilities apply to comp files and the reports they require.

For the Employer and Carrier Side

Built for the defense side of claims; counsel, carriers and self-insured employers can apply it to comp files.

Less Rereading

OraClaim says it can cut review time in half. Each summary starts from a classified, searchable file.

Wage Loss Beside the Medical Picture

Wage-loss information and injury details sit in the same summary as the treatment patterns.

Gaps Flagged for Follow-Up

OraClaim highlights timeline gaps, conflicting statements and unverified details for counsel or the adjuster to check.

Meet the OraClaim Founders

Built by claims, risk, and data security leaders.

Portrait of Mark Tepper, Co-founder and CEO of OraClaim

Mark Tepper

Co-founder & CEO

Mark Tepper is the Co-founder and CEO of OraClaim, an AI-powered platform purpose-built for defense lawyers and claims professionals. Drawing on his firsthand experience litigating claims and managing risk for enterprise companies and insurers, Mark identified a critical gap in the defense ecosystem: overwhelming claim volumes compounded by manual processes and unstructured data. This insight drove him to co-found OraClaim with the mission of leveling the playing field against plaintiff firms leveraging technology. Mark brings deep legal and risk management expertise to the company, guiding its strategic vision and ensuring the platform delivers real, measurable value to defense teams across the United States. His commitment to improving the lives of those who manage and defend claims is at the heart of everything OraClaim builds.

Portrait of Andy Anderson, Co-founder and COO at OraClaim

Andy Anderson

Co-founder & COO

Andy Anderson is the Co-founder and COO at OraClaim, bringing extensive expertise in insurance risk analysis and high-exposure claims management. Having spent his career analyzing risk for insurers and managing complex, high-stakes claims, Andy developed a deep understanding of the inefficiencies that put defense teams at a disadvantage relative to plaintiff firms embracing technology. This experience inspired him to co-found OraClaim alongside Mark Tepper, with the shared goal of transforming how defense lawyers and claims professionals work. As COO, Andy is dedicated to connecting defense organizations across the United States with OraClaim's AI-driven platform, helping them scale capacity, reduce costs, and achieve better outcomes on every claim without sacrificing quality.

Portrait of Ali Khan, Co-founder and Head of Engineering at OraClaim

Ali Khan

Co-founder & Head of Engineering

Ali Khan is the Co-founder and Head of Engineering at OraClaim, a seasoned data security engineering leader who plays a central role in building and safeguarding the platform's technical foundation. Recognized for his expertise in secure system architecture, Ali was brought on by co-founders Mark Tepper and Andy Anderson specifically to ensure that OraClaim's AI platform meets the highest standards of encryption, authentication, and data protection. His work underpins the trust that defense lawyers, insurance carriers, and claims organizations place in the platform every day. Ali is committed to delivering a robust, secure, and scalable solution that integrates seamlessly with existing practice management and document management systems, empowering defense teams to work smarter without compromising on security or accuracy.

Frequently Asked Questions

What should a comp summary leave out?

Opinions on compensability, benefit calculations and legal conclusions belong to the adjuster and counsel, not the draft. Keep the summary to what the records show, with sources noted. Put judgment in a separate section the reviewer writes, so readers can tell record from opinion.

What should a comp summary say about work status?

Is OraClaim a workers' comp case management system?

How should a comp summary use the claimant's recorded statement?

How should a comp summary handle a disputed causation question?

Want to See a Comp Summary Drafted?

See how OraClaim drafts a workers' comp case summary from an organized claim file.

Investors

Backed by

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MGV

Maschmeyer Group Ventures (MGV) is a SaaS-focused venture fund with a history of investing in insurtech startups.

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Forum Ventures

Forum Ventures is an accelerator with a history of investing in technology for the insurance and legal sectors.

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Newfund Capital

Newfund Capital is an early-stage VC firm based in Silicon Valley and Paris that finances seed-stage startups.

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Meridian

Meridian Ventures champions visionary founders, investing mainly at the pre-seed and seed stages.

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Roo Capital

Roo Capital backs companies in applied AI, vertical software, healthcare and cybersecurity, pairing capital with talent and commercial support.

See Automated Comp Summaries in Action

Book a demo to see how OraClaim drafts a comp case summary from an organized claim file, ready for counsel or the adjuster to verify.

Contact Us Today

Prefer to talk? Call us at (650) 550-2920. You can also send us a quick email at legal@oraclaim.com.