Keeps operationalwork moving.
CaseScale performs the agreed recurring work, documents completed activity, tracks operational follow-up, and keeps the firm informed of file status and pending responsibilities.
HOW IT WORKS
CaseScale is designed around the firm's active pre-litigation inventory.
The firm establishes the legal and operating expectations.
CaseScale performs the agreed recurring work.
A DEFINED PATH TO LAUNCH
You do not need to transition every active file on the first day. Begin with a practical group of matters and establish the working relationship before expanding.
CaseScale reviews the firm's current workflows, file stages, templates, communication standards, responsibilities, reporting expectations, and attorney-involvement requirements.
CaseScale establishes the agreed operating structure, procedures, working standards, responsibilities, reporting expectations, and file-transition plan. The one-time implementation fee is $2,000.
The firm can begin with newly signed matters, existing active files, or another defined group. CaseScale reviews that inventory, identifies missing operational information, and transitions the files into the agreed workflow.
CaseScale performs the agreed recurring pre-litigation work, documents completed activity, maintains follow-up, organizes supporting materials, and keeps current status and pending responsibilities visible to the firm.
The firm establishes the legal and operating expectations. Its attorneys retain legal strategy, legal judgment, representation, final demand approval, professional obligations, and the attorney-client relationship.
After the operating model has been proven, the firm can expand the active inventory without needing to transition every file on the first day.
CaseScale performs the agreed recurring work, documents completed activity, tracks operational follow-up, and keeps the firm informed of file status and pending responsibilities.
Attorneys direct representation and retain every legal decision, professional obligation, and attorney-client responsibility. The responsible attorney reviews, revises, and approves every final demand.
A CLEAR PLACE TO BEGIN
Review the inventory, establish the operating expectations, and expand after the model has been proven.