Pre-Suit Vendor Management: Building and Maintaining the PI Firm's Evidence Network
The speed and quality of evidence preservation in the first days after a serious injury is determined largely by whether the firm has pre-e…
Workflow, intake, lien management, and the business side of plaintiff personal injury practice.
The speed and quality of evidence preservation in the first days after a serious injury is determined largely by whether the firm has pre-e…
Supio's $60 million Series B and the May 2026 launch of its agentic AI platform are reshaping lien tracking and demand-to-settlement workfl…
Referral relationships pay the bills for many California plaintiff firms, but a handshake fee split and a vague division of labor is how go…
Settlement proceeds, advance costs, and lien holdbacks all move through the client trust account in a PI practice. The rules governing thos…
California Business and Professions Code section 6147 mandates specific written content in every contingency fee agreement. An agreement th…
A single missed conflict can cost a firm a case, a fee, and a bar complaint. Here is how multi-attorney plaintiff shops in California shoul…
The first policy the adjuster names is rarely the only money on the table. Primary limits, excess towers, umbrella policies, and your own c…
Retain your accident reconstructionist at intake and you burn capital on a case that may settle at policy limits. Wait until the §2034 exch…
The demand letter does work the complaint cannot — setting carrier reserves, framing settlement, and seeding trial themes years before voir…
Records subpoenas look like paperwork until a custodian ignores you, a defense firm serves your client's employer without notice, or a prov…
Most trial losses are set up eight weeks before voir dire, when expert demands, MILs, and witness prep all compete for the same paralegal h…
A solo or small-firm PI practice that takes every call it pleases will drown in files that go nowhere. The intake screen is not customer se…