IMMEDIATOR
There is no reliable way to know when a case is ready for settlement — until now
An AI and data-science platform that identifies when personal injury cases are ready to settle.
Why settlement
timing matters
Annual filings in US
Cases never reach trial
Median to settlement
Negotiation
Timing Problem
Negotiation
Timing Problem
Plaintiff Attorneys
The Challenge
Identifying opportunities to resolve earlier, and reducing the cost of prolonged litigation
What They Need
A way to replace guesswork with measurable insight - saving time, cost, and exposure
Bringing the discipline of data to the art of negotiation
Insurance Companies
The Challenge
Determining when a case is ready to settle
What They Need
A way to move from instinct to
informed timing, without ever compromising attorney-client privilege
Defense Lawyers
The Challenge
Balancing thorough defense work with the pressure to avoid unnecessary litigation costs for insurers
What They Need
Objective timing intelligence that helps them coordinate early discussions when appropriate
PRISM®: Data-driven
settlement readiness
The PRobability of Imminent SettleMent
PRISM® combines data science and AI to measure how closely aligned both sides are — revealing when negotiation is most likely to be productive. It stays fully value-agnostic, focusing solely on the optimal timing for resolution.
- PRISM® Analysis
AI- and data-science evaluation of key case inputs to identify negotiation readiness
- Protected Collaboration
Both sides contribute structured data securely, with full confidentiality and no cross-party visibility
- Actionable Timing Signal
Neutral, value-agnostic insight showing when negotiations are most likely to succeed
From data
to decision
in three steps
PRISM® Analyzes Readiness
Why Immediator
stands apart
IMMEDIATOR doesn’t replace
professional judgment — it
elevates it with neutral,
data-driven clarity.
- Neutral by Design
Immediator provides an independent
readiness signal that stays fully value-
agnostic, ensuring fairness for both sides
- Legal-Grade Security
All inputs are encrypted, isolated, and protected through SOC 2 – aligned controls to preserve privilege and confidentiality
- Built by Experts
Developed by leaders in law, insurance,
and data science, Immediator reflects
real-world litigation and claims experience
- Al-Powered Intelligence
PRISM® combines AI and data science to
deliver objective insights on negotiation readiness — not case value
- SOC2
- TLS 1.3
- MFA
- Role-Based Access
Your data.
Your privilege.
Protected.
IMMEDIATOR is engineered for legal-grade confidentiality at every level.
Each side’s inputs are encrypted and isolated behind a digital firewall, ensuring that neither party can view the other’s data. The PRISM® engine analyzes patterns — not raw case files — so strategy and valuation remain protected.
All activity is secured with TLS 1.3 and AES-256 encryption, multi-factor authentication, and role-based access controls aligned with SOC 2 Type II standards (in progress).
Attorney-client privilege is preserved throughout every stage of analysis.
Common questions
about Immediator
Yes, Immediator does not share your information with your opponent on the Immediator
platform, nor with any other persons or entities. In fact, the information is encrypted,
such than even the personnel at Immediator do not see any confidential information until
after the case is resolved
Immediator receives information from the litigants from the outset of the claim/lawsuit.
The parties provide Immediator with the same information they would provide to an inperson mediator, except that the parties input the case information as soon as the information is known to them, long before the parties would typically conduct an inperson mediation.
Research shows that the parties typically possess enough information to evaluate
settlement of a case within the first sixty days. Immediator informs the parties about the
Probability of Imminent Settlement (“PRISM”) weekly. When the probability of
settlement is high, the parties will know, thus allowing settlement negotiation to begin
earlier in the process.
Yes. Immediator is not designed to maximize settlement amounts for plaintiffs or
minimize payouts for insurance companies. Instead, Immediator seeks to save litigation
expenses for both sides by driving the parties to settlement sooner in the claims/litigation
process.
Yes. Immediator allows the parties to upload case-related documents, such as police
reports, medical bills and records, photographs, expert reports, etc. directly to
Immediator. If the party who uploaded the material wishes to share the material with the
other side, the party can make the material shareable. This eliminates the need for
unsecure document exchange through the mail, email, or dropbox.