Upload your case documents. The system assembles a first-person CPR Part 32-format draft from the witness’s own account, with 15 automated format checks, the CJC-aligned AI-use declaration block, and a full audit trail. Your fee-earner verifies it.
A witness statement generator is document automation software that assembles a first-person witness statement in CPR Part 32 format from the documents already on the case file and the witness's own account, for a fee-earner to check, amend and put to the witness before signature.
It is not a template. The facts, dates and figures are extracted from named documents, each printed fact carries the source it came from, and the draft runs through 15 automated format checks covering the statement of truth wording, exhibit cross-referencing, preparation-method disclosure and the CJC-aligned AI-use declaration.
This one is built for UK claimant practice, covering RTA and credit hire, employers', public and occupiers' liability, housing disrepair and clinical negligence, for the courts of England and Wales with Scottish and Northern Irish variants where the procedure differs.
Watch a CPR Part 32 compliant witness statement built from real case documents - no signup, no email, no friction.
This is a demo environment using sample documents only. To run the tool against your own case files, sign in to the full app.
Digital documents are read in your browser; a scanned page is read by our secure AI OCR first. Personal identifiers are masked in the text before the analysis AI sees it. Nothing stored.
Four steps. No re-keying. Full audit trail by default.
Initial call notes, accident report, payment pack, engineer report, particulars of claim, defence. Drop each file into its named slot.
Every fact is mapped to the right section of the statement, with source attribution recorded against each one.
A short panel shows extracted facts on the left and the source document on the right. Correct anything the AI got wrong, fill any gaps.
First-person CPR Part 32-format draft with the CJC-aligned AI-use declaration block, 15 automated format checks, ready for your fee-earner to verify with the witness before signature and export to Word or PDF.
Each slot tells the AI what kind of document it is reading. No classification guesswork.
Every draft passes through 15 automated format checks before export, covering format, structure and the CJC-aligned AI-use declaration. Issues are surfaced for your fee-earner to address. Substance is verified by the fee-earner, not the machine.
Verifies the prescribed CPR Part 32 wording.
Confirms party block and capacity.
Sequential numbering and date of signing.
Heading block matches case file.
Parties correctly identified.
Every exhibit cited matches an exhibit list entry.
Required Wiltshire v Aioi disclosure included.
No third-party narration or template artefacts.
Dates expressed in long form throughout.
Sterling values formatted correctly.
Reasonable need addressed in claimant's words.
Steps taken to mitigate loss explained.
Lagden v O'Connor evidence framework applied.
Any intervention letter addressed on the facts.
Every extracted fact tagged with its source document. Full audit trail.
Every legal reference the AI uses comes from a curated knowledge base of UK credit hire authorities - including Wiltshire v Aioi Nissay Dowa, Lagden v O'Connor, Stevens v Equity, Bunting v Zurich and Hussain v EUI. The AI cannot access the internet and cannot invent authority. If no supporting case exists, it tells you.
How the AI is built differentlySign in to generate a full statement, or get in touch to arrange a walkthrough with your team.