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Know what a case costs you, from intake through disbursement

Track case cost and settlement value from intake through disbursement.

Sound familiar?

You are funding every case out of your own pocket until it settles, and the true cost of a case is spread across systems that never reconcile.

What changes

  • Case cost accumulates as it happens

    Advanced costs attach to the case when they are incurred, rather than being reconstructed at settlement.

  • Value is tracked against cost

    Settlement valuation sits beside what the case has consumed, so the economics of a case are visible while decisions are still open.

  • Liens do not appear at the end

    Provider liens are tracked as records arrive, which is when they can still be negotiated.

  • Disbursement uses the file's own numbers

    The closing statement is built from what the case already holds instead of being assembled by hand and checked twice.

What it looks like afterwards

You know which case types actually pay, and settlement does not begin with a week of reconstructing what the case cost.

See it on your own caseload

Thirty minutes with someone who knows personal injury practice. We will tell you plainly if it is not a fit.

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