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TBI Litigation Knowledge Base Platform
This custom-built knowledge platform serves the American Association for Justice (AAJ) Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) Litigation Group by offering a secure, AI-enhanced environment for accessing and querying litigation materials.
Key features include:
• Secure authentication for group members
• Document upload and approval workflows to ensure curated, high-quality contributions
• Semantic search and AI chat powered by Pinecone and OpenAI GPT, enabling natural-language questions with cited sources
• Support for diverse content types, including:
• Medical articles
• Daubert and related pleadings
• DTI and similar court orders
• Jury verdicts and trial reports
• Expert reports and depositions
• Curated member submissions
• Admin dashboard for visibility and moderation
• Scheduled updates to keep the resource relevant and up-to-date
This platform is built using a Next.js/React frontend and a Vercel deployment pipeline, combining modern web development with specialized AI integrations tailored to the TBI litigation community.
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$65,000.00
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