Built for Personal Injury Practices
The AI-Native Operating System for Modern Litigation
An AI-native practice management system built specifically for personal injury. OneCounsel handles the mechanics so your attorneys can do what they trained for.
The Challenge
You didn't go to law school to manage software.
You're stitching five platforms together that were never meant to talk to each other.
Your most experienced paralegal is the only one who knows how cases actually move.
Clients call for updates because they have no idea what's happening in their case.
Attorneys spend their days on mechanics instead of strategy.
SLA deadlines surface the day before they're due, not two weeks before.
Every new hire takes months to get up to speed on how your firm actually works.
The Operating System
Built specifically to solve personal injury complexity
Our platform isn't just an addition to your stack. It is the core operational infrastructure that keeps medical records, demands, and negotiation milestones moving.
Simplify
One central system instead of five tools. Consolidated visibility of clients, demands and negotiation records.
Optimize
Custom LLM workflows read and catalogue unstructured medical bills, automatically extracting provider lien values.
Scale
Case volume per case manager rises without a proportional rise in headcount, because the routine work of moving a file stops needing a person.
How it works
Educate, plan, execute
- 01
Educate
Every client knows where their case stands — in writing. Automatic status reports that humanise the process.
- 02
Plan
Attorney and client develop strategy together. This is where legal expertise adds real value and sets the course for victory.
- 03
Execute
AI workflows and staff carry the plan out. Precision execution where nothing falls through the cracks.
Proven Experience
Built Inside a PI Firm That Needed It.
OneCounsel was started by the people running a personal injury practice — its founding attorney and the person who runs its operations. We built the system we wished we'd had, because running the caseload without it was the problem we had.
"We didn't set out to build a tech company. We set out to solve the chaos in our own firm. OneCounsel is the result."