Pattern Data
Mass tort litigation software that organizes case records against litigation criteria for plaintiff law firms
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-03
About Pattern Data
Pattern Data builds mass tort litigation software. The platform reads medical and administrative records, classifies them, measures each case against litigation-specific criteria, flags missing records, and generates structured summaries and valuations. Every AI-generated finding links to its source page and is validated by the user's reviewers.
The product is sold to plaintiff law firms and claims administrators managing high-volume MDL dockets across multiple litigations, including AFFF/PFAS, Camp Lejeune, CPAP, Depo-Provera, GLP-1, Roundup, Talc and Zantac. The platform integrates with litigation, CRM and document management tools.
Pattern Data is headquartered in Charlotte, North Carolina. Current open roles include a senior and staff AI platform engineer based in Richmond, Virginia, a client success manager in Charlotte, and an account executive who can work remotely in the US. The company also publishes research on its Pattern Labs page.
Product: Cloud platform for mass tort case review, record analysis, criteria matching, gap flagging and settlement allocation
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