What you get
- A complete settlement demand letter drafted under our plaintiff-side "build-up" method — liability narrative, the client's injury and treatment story, a itemized special-damages ledger, general-damages argument, and a clear demand with a response deadline.
- Every figure tied to the record; every medical assertion tied to a specific record cite. A demand your adjuster cannot wave away as puffery.
- A short transmittal memo noting the records relied on, the gaps we spotted, and suggested next steps.
- Editable Word format on your caption, plus one revision round within seven days.
Our method: the policy-limits build-up
A demand that opens with a number and a threat gets filed in a drawer. Ours builds pressure the way a jury argument does. First we establish liability cleanly and close the defenses. Then we tell the injury story chronologically through the records — mechanism, diagnosis, treatment, and the human cost — so the reader feels the exposure before they see the demand. We total the economic damages to the penny, frame the non-economic damages against comparable verdict ranges, and close with a time-limited, good-faith opportunity to settle within limits. When the facts support it, the letter is structured to set up a later bad-faith argument if the carrier fails to protect its insured.
What we need from you
Upload these once to the matter and every future deliverable reuses them: the medical records and bills, the police or incident report, any liability evidence (photos, statements, video), wage-loss documentation, the applicable insurance and policy information, and your target number and deadline. We confirm receipt and flag any gaps within one business day.
Why a flat fee beats an associate or a freelancer
You know exactly what it costs before you order — $495, published, no hourly meter and no scope creep. There is no associate learning on your dime and no freelancer you have to find, vet, and manage. You get a rigorous draft at a price and speed a staffing model cannot match, and you remain the only lawyer whose judgment touches the final letter.
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FAQ
How much does a demand letter drafting service cost?
A flat $495, published up front, with no hourly billing. Rush 72-hour delivery is +40%.
How long does it take?
Five business days from receipt of your complete materials. Rush 72-hour delivery is available for +40%, subject to capacity.
What do you need from me?
Medical records and bills, the police or incident report, liability evidence, wage-loss documentation, policy information, and your target number and deadline. We flag gaps within one business day.
Who is responsible for the final letter?
You are. Apis Felix Drafts is a drafting product, not a law firm. You review, verify, revise, sign, and send the letter under your own judgment and remain the lawyer of record.
Apis Felix Drafts is a product of Apis Felix Innovations LLC, a technology company — not a law firm. It does not provide legal advice and does not verify accuracy. Deliverables are working drafts sold only to licensed attorneys in good standing, who must independently verify all citations, quotations, and facts, exercise their own professional judgment, and are solely responsible for reviewing, revising, adopting, and using them under their jurisdiction's rules of professional conduct. AI-assisted drafts can contain errors, including inaccurate or non-existent citations; no warranty of accuracy, completeness, or fitness is made. Purchasing creates no attorney-client relationship, and deliverables are never sold to the public or to self-represented persons. Fees are flat and never contingent on or a percentage of any recovery. Available in all U.S. jurisdictions.