Spreadsheets are one go-to tool for organizing work, arranging data, and other sorting activities. Being a PI lawyer, if you are using it to manage cases and their case information, you may be well aware of the complexities when you have 10 or more active cases.  When you need to quickly structure reports and documents, … Read more

The way most personal injury lawyers think about law firm task management procedures is how many teenagers regard their parents—they don’t realize their importance until they mess up. The difference is, for law firms the consequences are way more damaging—for teens, forgetting to get gas may cause them to be late to a party; but … Read more

Plaintiffs come to you during their worst time, a moment of crisis, and you, as a personal injury lawyer, need to be able to provide simple, secure, and timely services. When taking on a new case, it is essential to provide a smooth intake process for clients, and it is extremely crucial yet time-consuming to … Read more

The role of a personal injury attorney is forever evolving—but one thing remains the same: clients are the lifeblood of any successful PI firm…without clients, casebooks remain on shelves and financial books remain in the red. That’s because the practice of law is a service—i.e., your livelihood is premised upon making your clients feel better. Lucky … Read more

As law firms continue to adopt new modes of working and running a practice remotely, they seek scalable matter management systems to increase operational efficiency. The most significant benefits of a Cloud-based SaaS software platform are that it reduces operation time, boosts productivity, and can be accessed from anywhere, anytime and from any internet-enabled device … Read more

A solo lawyer can handle 20-30 active cases at any given point in time. An organized lawyer can even take on more matters with some cases being entirely managed by a lawyer, and others with the assistance of support staff to manage the cases partially. In both cases, finding ways to be efficient, organized, and … Read more

In the extremely competitive personal injury practice, almost every firm invests its hard-earned money into marketing to get new clients. But do you know if it was client referrals or digital marketing or the outdoor hoarding or the TV ad etc that brought in new leads last month? Do you know which of your intake … Read more