Zlayt AI isn’t a legal tech company dabbling in personal injury law. It was built inside it. In 2025, artificial intelligence isn’t coming to personal injury litigation—it’s already here.

In 2025, a quiet shift is radically changing how personal injury claims are evaluated.
Insurance carriers now deploy advanced AI models to scan records, detect gaps, benchmark injuries, and assign payout ceilings—often before a claim ever lands on a desk.

In 2025, personal injury law stands at the edge of a tectonic shift. AI isn’t coming—it’s here. But while insurers have quietly armed themselves with predictive algorithms and fraud-detection models, too many plaintiffs’ firms are still drafting demands the same way they did a decade ago.