How Reyes Injury Law Transformed Medical Review with Simplexity
“Simplexity saves us hours, sometimes days, on every case. It’s like having a medical analyst and a legal assistant working in sync, 24/7.”
Andrew Reyes, Managing Attorney
Reyes Injury Law
The Challenge
Danielle Reyes runs a busy personal injury practice in Tampa, Florida, handling everything from auto accidents to slip-and-falls and catastrophic injury claims. With multiple cases moving through discovery at once, the firm was constantly buried under a flood of medical records, many arriving late, disorganized, or hundreds of pages longer than expected.
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“Every case came with its own document nightmare,” Reyes recalls. “We had paralegals spending days just trying to piece together treatment timelines. It was inefficient, and we risked missing key details.”
Why Simplexity
Reyes began looking for a better way to manage medical chronologies, something that could handle disorganized records, cut through irrelevant details, and surface the facts that actually mattered to her cases.
What stood out about Simplexity was its singular focus on personal injury, medical malpractice, and workers’ comp, plus its promise of no generic AI, no filler, and no guesswork.
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“It wasn’t just another summary service,” she says. “Simplexity understood that I needed to know what happened, when it happened, and why it mattered.”
Working Smarter
What surprised Reyes most wasn’t just the time savings, it was how much more confidently her team could prepare for depositions and settlement discussions.
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“The Co-Pilot feature lets us ask things like ‘Were there any complaints of back pain before the date of loss?’ and get an answer that’s backed by documentation. That’s powerful.”
Final Word
“Simplexity isn’t just a tool – it’s become part of our defense strategy. It gives us clarity, saves us time, and helps us tell a better story in every case.”
Andrew, Personal Injury Attorney in Tampa, Florida