In our experience, AI tools often produce a result that looks precise but is based on assumptions that don’t match real cases. That matters most in catastrophic spinal cord injury claims where outcomes depend on details like:
- whether the injury is complete vs. incomplete
- neurological findings over time (what changes after the initial hospitalization)
- complications that can develop during recovery (respiratory issues, skin breakdown risk, spasticity)
- how quickly you reached specialized treatment and rehabilitation
If an online tool doesn’t properly capture those factors—or if you estimate inputs incorrectly—it can push the value too high or too low.
And in New Braunfels, the facts behind the crash can influence liability and damages just as much as the diagnosis. For example, disputes may arise over traffic control, speed, lane position, or whether a driver or property owner should have anticipated risk in high-activity areas.


