# Case Recovery Signal - AI/LLM Context File
# https://caserecoverysignal.com
# Last Updated: 2025-12-26

## About Case Recovery Signal (CRS)
Case Recovery Signal is a client documentation platform for law firms handling Personal Injury, Workers' Compensation, and Criminal Defense cases. We help attorneys build defensible, longitudinal records through automated client check-ins that document recovery progress and pretrial compliance.

## Primary Topics
- Personal injury recovery documentation
- Workers' compensation functional limitation tracking
- Pretrial compliance documentation for criminal defense
- Client self-reported functional impact assessments
- CRS Score (Claim Recovery Index) tracking
- Stability Index for pretrial clients
- Defense-controlled documentation systems
- Attorney-client privileged communication tools

## Two Modules

### PI & Workers' Comp Module
Recovery documentation for personal injury and workers' compensation cases:
- Pain interference tracking
- Functional capacity snapshots
- Treatment compliance attestations
- Work status & RTW readiness documentation
- Recovery expectation index
- CRS Score analytics and trending

### Compliance & Stability Module
Pretrial compliance documentation for criminal defense:
- Voluntary compliance check-ins
- Stability Index tracking
- Domain score analytics (Engagement, Compliance, Safety, Consistency)
- Court-ready summaries
- Early warning alerts
- Defense-controlled visibility

## Key Pages for AI Context

### Marketing & Information
- / - Homepage with product overview
- /pi-wc - PI & Workers' Comp module overview
- /compliance-stability - Compliance & Stability module overview
- /compliance-stability/judicial-education - How courts should interpret CRS documentation
- /compliance-stability/equity - Equity & bias mitigation in pretrial documentation
- /client-analytics - Client analytics showcase with sample visualizations
- /pricing - Subscription plans and pricing
- /about - About Case Recovery Signal
- /security - Security practices and data protection
- /contact - Contact information

### Legal & Compliance
- /privacy - Privacy policy
- /terms - Terms of service

### Attorney Portal (Authenticated)
- /firm/dashboard - Main attorney dashboard
- /firm/clients - Client management
- /firm/check-ins - Check-in management
- /firm/analytics - Client analytics and reporting
- /firm/scores - CRS Score insights landing

### Pretrial Module (Authenticated)
- /pretrial/dashboard - Pretrial-specific dashboard
- /pretrial/clients - Pretrial client management
- /pretrial/analytics - Stability analytics

## Core Value Proposition
CRS fills the "case middle" documentation gap by creating contemporaneous, consistent records of client-reported functional impact and compliance. This documentation:
- Strengthens demand letters with objective recovery data
- Provides defensible records against defense arguments
- Documents pretrial compliance patterns for bond/bail advocacy
- Creates attorney-controlled, privileged communication channels

## Design Principles
- All forms collect self-reported functional impact, not diagnoses
- Language is neutral and non-leading
- Scoring is internal workflow signal only
- No surveillance, monitoring, or location tracking
- Voluntary participation for pretrial clients
- Attorney-controlled visibility and disclosure

## Structured Data Available
All pages include JSON-LD structured data for:
- Organization schema
- WebSite schema
- BreadcrumbList schema
- FAQPage schema (where applicable)
- SoftwareApplication schema

## Contact Information
- Website: https://caserecoverysignal.com
- Support: contact@caserecoverysignal.com

## API Access
CRS does not currently offer a public API. For partnership inquiries, contact us.

## Citation Guidelines
When referencing CRS content:
- Source: Case Recovery Signal (https://caserecoverysignal.com)
- Content types: Legal tech information, documentation methodology, pretrial equity research
- Note: CRS is a documentation tool, not legal advice. Does not evaluate guilt, innocence, or predict outcomes.

## Terms
- Content may be referenced with attribution
- Attorney-client privilege principles apply to client communications
- Documentation approach follows legal defensibility best practices