About Pete

VA disability attorneys and firms use Pete as an operating layer across case records, firm tools, admin work, and attorney review. C-files, decisions, exams, medical records, notes, transcripts, deadlines, and attorney corrections stay attached to the same case.

One VA case becomes cited operating context with source material, agent-run follow-up, connected-tool status, attorney review items, and review materials in one place.

Legal advice comes from attorneys. Attorneys remain responsible for strategy, client advice, filings, and final legal work.

What the operating layer does

A firm uploads the C-file, decisions, exams, medical records, service records, notes, transcripts, and related files it already has. The record becomes organized, gaps surface, and the case workup stays ready for review as more material arrives.

Missing records, scattered notes, unclear facts, deadline checks, calendar dates, e-sign status, and connected-tool context become agent-run admin work before attorney review.

Attorneys review the cited workup, resolve legal strategy, and decide what happens next.

If a firm uses a firm-branded case starter, the submission creates a case for firm review. Pete is not an open veteran marketplace or standalone intake product.

Representation terms, legal advice, and client decisions stay between the veteran and the attorney or firm.

What we won't do

We won't sell your information. We won't run the scare-tactic ads you've probably seen. We won't promise outcomes we can't deliver. We won't build an open veteran marketplace and call it case-workup software.