Paxton AI

What it does

Paxton AI takes in a litigation matter's case files, including large document sets and medical billing records, and produces draft outputs. These include draft motions, briefs, discovery responses and deposition outlines, along with fact and gap analysis across case files, medical chronologies, and structured billing summaries that can be edited and dropped into demand letters.

Litigation teams use it to keep research, record analysis and drafting in one workflow instead of separate tools. Research is tied to a matter's facts, procedural posture and jurisdiction. The medical billing feature parses messy or handwritten bills to extract coded charges, adjustments and balances, with outputs linked back to source documents for verification.

It suits personal injury, corporate, criminal, employment and family law practices that work with large case records. Access requires an account, and a demo can be booked. A 7-day free trial is available but requires a credit card to activate. Paxton states it is not a law firm and cannot give legal advice, and communications are not protected by attorney-client privilege.

What it can do

• Draft motions, briefs, discovery responses and deposition outlines grounded in the matter record
• Find relevant facts, gaps and contradictions across large case files
• Research legal authority against the matter's facts, procedural posture and jurisdiction
• Produce medical billing summaries from uploaded records, including messy or handwritten bills
• Generate medical treatment chronologies with citation-linked outputs
• Connected workflow with tools such as DMS, Microsoft Word, Outlook and Claude

Works with

• DMS
• Claude
• Microsoft Word
• Outlook

Example workflows

Medical billing summary for a demand letter

Inputs: uploaded medical billing records across providers. Steps: the system parses line items and coded details, reconciles totals and extracts adjustments and outstanding balances. Output: an editable, structured billing summary ready for a demand letter.

Research and draft a motion

Inputs: matter case files and a jurisdiction-specific legal question. Steps: research is run against the matter's facts and procedural posture, then a draft is generated from the record. Output: a draft motion or brief for attorney review.

Before you choose

• Paxton states it is not a law firm and cannot provide legal advice; outputs require attorney review.
• The free trial requires a credit card and a temporary authorization hold may appear.
• Communications with Paxton are not protected by attorney-client privilege or as work product.

Listed under

• Legal
• Legal research and drafting
• Document analysis
• Law firms
• Legal drafting
• Legal research
• Litigation
• Medical chronologies

Get started

A demo can be booked; a 7-day free trial requires a credit card for activation.

1. Create an account or sign in at the Paxton web app.
2. Book a demo to see how document analysis, research and drafting connect.
3. Upload matter documents and connect supported tools such as DMS, Outlook or Microsoft Word.

Recurring plan prices are not confirmed. The site offers a 7-day free trial that requires a credit card; contact Paxton or book a demo to confirm plan terms and usage limits.

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7-day free trial.

Sources for this overview

Product pages, documentation, and pricing checked 29 Oct 2026. Each source supports part of the overview; availability and prices can change.

• PAXTON | AI for Litigation Teams ↗www.paxton.ai
• AI Medical Billing Summaries for Personal Injury Attorneys | Paxton AI ↗www.paxton.ai

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