Legal Outsourcing

Part One of a two-part series on COVID-19 and the Personal Injury Industry. It’s no secret that the global pandemic, now entering a second year, has challenged nearly every industry in numerous ways. While the

COVID-19 has been wreaking havoc on the legal industry – as discussed in Part One of this series. However, thanks to legal outsourcing services and technology, some firms have had a comparatively easy go of

This year will be extremely important for nearly every industry, as business owners work to rebuild and move forward after a challenging year. For many organizations, including personal injury law practices, this year could make

With the rapid pace of technological developments in the last 10 years, legal outsourcing is now more accessible and more secure than ever. Increases in internet speeds and geographical coverage, massive enhancements in cybersecurity and

Medical records are the most important piece of the puzzle for attorneys in medical malpractice, personal injury, workers’ compensation, and social security disability firms. Getting medical records quickly, creating medical summaries, and establishing a medical

Time is money. Of all industries, that phrase is perhaps the most true and applicable to the personal injury law and medical malpractice fields. Working on a contingency fee basis comes with numerous carrying costs

Proper and proactive court calendar management is an essential part of managing any litigation firm. Not only is it key to running an efficient firm and keeping clients happy, but it is also related to

Personal injury practices receive and generate high volumes of documents every day. The volume of paperwork can limit office space, reduce staff productivity, result in oversights and losses, and is not environmentally friendly. Mail indexing

It's easy for law firms to fall into processes and habits that waste precious time. The struggle comes from juggling different priorities among team members and getting bogged down in necessary but time-consuming tasks. One

Building a medical malpractice claim demands lengthy processes and the gathering of numerous documents. Requesting, retrieving, and reviewing paperwork along with everything else - can result in delays and loss of time that you