I'm Allan S. Billehus — Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC #3266, GA), Certified Rehabilitation Counselor (CRC #34630), and Social Security Administration Vocational Expert. I founded Precision AI Group because I got tired of watching generic AI tools miss what actually matters in disability and injury cases.

Why My Background Makes This Tool Different

Most AI medical review platforms were built by engineers who've never:

Testified at an SSA hearing

Cross-examined

Defended an RFC assessment under scrutiny

Identified malingering indicators in clinical notes

Conducted a transferable skills analysis

Written a life care plans

I've done all of this — thousands of times — across:

SSDI/SSI disability claims

Veterans disability (VA/TDIU)

Workers' compensation cases

Personal injury litigation

Employment law disputes

ERISA long-term disability

Developmental disability evaluations

That hands-on forensic experience is baked into every line of code.

From Courtroom to Algorithm

For over two decades, I've been the expert witness attorneys hire to analyze medical records, identify functional limitations, and testify on vocational capacity. I've conducted:

Vocational evaluations for disability determination

Transferable skills analyses (TSA) using DOT/O*NET methodology

Earning capacity assessments (pre/post injury comparisons)

Psychological and forensic assessments for malingering, credibility, and ADA compliance

Residual functional capacity (RFC) analyses that hold up under cross-examination

I served as Regional Intake Coordinator & Psychological Specialist for Georgia's Department of Human Resources (Division of Mental Health/Intellectual Disabilities/Developmental Disabilities/Addictive Diseases), where I:

Reviewed eligibility for Medicaid Waiver services across 25 counties

Consulted on adaptive behavior plans and cognitive assessments

Trained statewide staff on psychological evaluations and vocational support systems

Made critical decisions on service authorization for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities

In clinical settings like North Fulton Regional Hospital, I provided cognitive remediation for acquired brain injury patients — designing rehabilitation programs that bridged neurological deficits with real-world functional capacity.

In correctional mental health (Corizon, Fulton County Jail), I conducted suicide risk assessments and brief psychological evaluations in high-stakes environments where documentation accuracy was literally life-or-death.

Why This Matters for Your Cases

When I built Precision Case Lens, I didn't ask: "How can AI summarize medical records?"

I asked: "What do I look for when I'm the expert witness reviewing these same records for court?"

The result is a tool that doesn't just extract dates and diagnoses. It applies forensic vocational methodology:

✅ Inconsistency detection — "Patient states 'can't walk' but exam notes show 'ambulates independently to exam room'"
✅ Malingering indicators — Flags symptom magnification, Waddell signs, behavior-findings mismatches
✅ RFC contradictions — "Claims can't sit >20 min but drives 45 min to appointments twice weekly"
✅ ADL discrepancies — "Reports 'can't bathe self' but PT notes 'well-groomed, independent in all ADLs'"
✅ Blue Book analysis — Compares diagnoses to SSA listings, notes criteria met/unmet
✅ Functional capacity mapping — Translates medical restrictions to DOT work levels (sedentary/light/medium/heavy)

This isn't keyword extraction. This is the lens I use when testifying.

Proven in the Field, Trusted by Peers

I've presented at:

American Board of Vocational Experts (ABVE) Annual Conference — "Transferable Skills Analysis: Theories and Forensic Application" (scheduled March 2026, Santa Fe)

International Association of Rehabilitation Providers (IARP) Annual Conference — SSA Vocational Expert track, intellectual disability assessment techniques

Licensed Professional Counselors Association of Georgia (LPCA) — Forensic mental health evaluations, disability litigation, ethical challenges in expert services

I'm active in professional organizations including IARP, ABVE, and the National Rehabilitation Association — not as a vendor, but as a practitioner who's earned credibility through decades of casework.

The Difference: Governance, Not Just Speed

Generic AI tools optimize for one thing: processing speed.

Precision Case Lens optimizes for forensic defensibility.

Every output includes:

Page-level citations (so you can verify the source instantly)

Verbatim excerpts (the doctor's exact words, not AI paraphrasing)

Inconsistency flags (contradictions that matter in cross-examination)

Human review checkpoints (we never claim AI replaces expert judgment)

This is AI designed by someone who's been cross-examined on medical record analysis. I know what holds up in court — and what doesn't.

No Web App Lock-In. Just Professional Reports.

Unlike platforms that trap you in their software, Precision Case Lens delivers downloadable Word documents and searchable PDFs.

Why? Because in 25 years of forensic work, I've never once thought: "I wish this report was locked in a web browser."

You need documents you can:

Print for court hearings

Email to colleagues and clients

Annotate with your own notes

Archive in your case management system

Access offline (courtroom, airplane, home office)

Your reports. Your files. Your control.

Based in Georgia. Built for Real Cases.

I'm not in Silicon Valley. I'm in Alpharetta, Georgia — working the same cases you are. Personal injury. SSA disability. Workers' comp. ERISA denials. Employment disputes.

When you use Precision Case Lens, you're not buying software from a distant tech company. You're getting tools designed by someone who understands your workflow because I've lived it.

And if you need more than AI — if you need an actual forensic VE to review a complex case, testify at a hearing, or consult on strategy — I'm available. Because this isn't just a product. It's an extension of my practice.

Let's talk about how 25 years of forensic expertise can strengthen your next case.