FAQs about Brennick

It reads a case file and builds a timeline where every entry cites its page, flags treatment gaps and missing records, and turns the bills into a charges ledger. It then assesses strength, estimates a damages range and drafts the demand. It also runs your intake page, conflict checks and client portal, and a licensed attorney at your firm approves the AI output before anything is used.

Personal injury and employment. Medical records become the medical timeline, and police reports, emails, HR records and letters become dated events in the same case timeline, each cited to its page.

PDFs, scans, Word, email with its attachments, spreadsheets, photos, ZIP files and more. Audio and video are stored for your own review and are never transcribed or sent to a model. Programs and scripts are refused.

Yes, in every state. In California, Brennick calculates statute of limitations dates from verified rules for the case types they cover; elsewhere, and whenever a government entity is a defendant, your attorney enters the date. Damages ranges work in every state, on a verified basis in California and on an AI-researched basis elsewhere that is labelled as such. Workers’ compensation cases get no range.

Yes. Ask this case answers from the records only, and every claim in an answer carries its page and quote. A claim whose quote is not on its page is dropped, and a question the records do not answer gets “Not found in the records.”

A firm admin can upload sample demand letters. Brennick takes style notes from them, never their text or facts. The draft carries a specials table built from the bills and cited to their pages, and your attorney sets the amount.

Never, on any plan. The portal’s queries cannot read the timeline, the strength assessment, the damages range or any other analysis.

Their case status, messages with your firm, the documents they uploaded and the to-dos you send them. Files a client uploads wait for your staff to accept them before they join the case.

No. No model reads an intake submission. Urgent situations are caught by fixed patterns and flagged for a person at your firm.

Every party named at intake or on a new case is checked against your firm’s other cases, close spellings included. A possible match always waits for a person to decide, and a check never clears itself.

Your intake page has its own link. Put it on your website, in an email or behind a QR code.

A case counts when your firm accepts it or chooses to analyze it before deciding, and only if its analysis completes. Submissions you decline never count, and re-running a case or adding records to it never counts again.

Included cases reset each month and do not roll over. Extra cases are $10 each on every plan, bought in advance in Settings and paid at purchase. They are used after the month's included cases, carry over until used and never expire. A firm admin can also turn on automatic extra cases with a monthly cap from 1 to 500; it is off until an admin turns it on.

Solo includes 1 attorney, Brief up to 5 and Docket up to 10. Each extra attorney seat is $99 a month, or $1,069.20 a year on annual plans. An added seat is charged when added, prorated, and a removed seat is not refunded.

No. Paralegals and staff are unlimited and free on every plan.

3 days and 1 case, with a card required. There is one trial per firm, and a trial that repeats an earlier one is charged as a paid plan at once.

Your card is charged for the plan you chose unless you cancel in Settings before then. Cases from the trial stay in your account.

During the trial, nothing is charged until day 4; cancel before then from Settings, Billing and nothing is charged, and we email you the day before the first charge. A monthly plan can be canceled at any time in Settings: it stays available to the end of the month you have paid for. An annual plan can be canceled at any time too: canceling stops the renewal, the plan stays available to the end of the year you have paid for, and we email you at least 30 days before it renews. All fees are non-refundable, including bought extra cases and removed attorney seats. The narrow exceptions are in the Terms of Service. You can export all of your firm's data at any time, and after cancellation it is kept for 90 days before it is deleted.

Prices are in US dollars and do not include tax. Sales tax is added at checkout and on each invoice where it applies. There is no setup fee, no fee per page read, no fee per e-signature envelope, no fee per text message, no storage fee and no fee to export your data. What is never charged.

No. Each firm pays a flat price: Solo $299, Brief $499 and Docket $799 a month, or $3,229, $5,389 and $8,629 a year. What a case resolves for never changes what you pay. See full pricing.

Brief and above include e-signature and integrations with Clio, Google Calendar and Outlook calendar. Docket adds records requests, lien tracking, case costs and firm reporting.

Enterprise gives your firm a custom plan: its own included cases, attorneys and terms. Ask for a quote through the contact form.