Mighty is a technology company, not a law firm. Its AI gathers, organizes, and presents the injury claim directly to the insurer, so many claims resolve fairly without needing a lawyer.
If you received a letter from Mighty, here's what's happening and what to expect.
Someone with a claim you're handling is using Mighty, and they've authorized us to gather, organize, and present it for them. Our AI reaches out the same way a claimant would, with the records and detail organized up front.
We're not on your side, and we're not against you. We're on the injured person's side. But doing right by them, getting them an organized case file and a real offer, happens to be good for you too. We don't hide that. We build on it.
So our interests line up. We both want your offer to be good enough that no lawyer is needed. That's the whole idea.
When a claim is handled well, you resolve it faster, with less back-and-forth, and without the cost and delay of litigation. Once you've made your best offer, the injured person can have it reviewed by vetted lawyers through Mighty Counsel PLLC, a separate law firm. Those lawyers are paid only if they improve on the offer. A strong offer usually ends there, with no lawyer and a resolved claim.
The injured person never pays Mighty. We don't charge fees, take a percentage of the settlement, or reduce the amount they receive.
When someone chooses to use an optional service we connect them with, like a lawyer or a medical provider, that provider may compensate Mighty for the referral. That compensation never comes from the claimant's settlement, and it doesn't change your settlement process.
Our incentives don't push anyone away from a settlement.
No. Mighty doesn't assign a claim value, and settlement decisions stay entirely with the carrier.
No. Mighty is a technology company, not a law firm, and doesn't provide legal representation. Its AI handles the claim itself, gathering records, dealing with the insurer, and reaching a settlement offer, on the injured person's behalf.
No. Claims professionals continue making liability, coverage, and settlement decisions. Mighty helps the injured person present their claim more clearly.
No. Mighty is designed to fit within existing claim workflows.
