Run a thousand cases like you run ten.
The practice platform for high-volume plaintiff firms. Every case lives on one record, from the first call to the settlement statement. AI reads the case record, cites the page and proposes the next step. Your team decides.
- Personal injury, workers' comp and employment in California
- Hosted on AWS in the US
- Your cases never train a model
Product screens show a fictional firm and its clients.
The busywork, already done. So your team can practice law.
- InboxUp to datescan_0302_final.pdfMedicalAdjuster voicemailInsurerHarbor PT billLienRear bumper damagePhotoCollision reportPolice
Files that file themselves.
Every record, bill and voicemail is read and sorted the moment it arrives.
- TasksAlvarezReview the demand draftPNAsk Harbor PT to reduce its lienPNConfirm the MRI billJTSend the letter of representationPN
Nothing slips through.
A client's text turns into a suggested next task, ready to accept in one click.
- Demand letter41 cited
The MRI showed a 3 mm C5–C6 disc protrusion1, billed at $6,3002.
MRI_Cervical_0302.pdfp. 23 mm posterior disc protrusion72141 MRI CERVICAL$6,300.00Drafts you can stand behind.
Every fact links back to the page it came from.
- SettlementOkaforNet to clientof $100,000Attorney feeCostsLiensHarbor Physical TherapyMedi-Cal
Settlements, to the dollar.
Fees, costs and liens worked out the moment a case settles.
- 9:44SRSato & RiveranowGot it, thank you. Your demand goes out this week.SRSato & Rivera
Hi MariaStep of 5
Reviewing your caseOne thing from youPT discharge summaryPhoto or PDFFewer “any update?” calls.
Clients see where their case stands, any time, in your firm's colors.
- New clientUp to dateRetainer signedDraft the letterWelcome callApproval
Cases that move on their own.
Sign a client, and the letter and the welcome call are already underway.
Practice areas
Built for how each practice works. Its own phases, pages and tools.
- Treatment
- Records
- Demand
$48,210
40 encounters
$100,000
Liability accepted
$6,400
1 claimant
16 mo
Jan 14, 2028
Personal injury
From the crash report to the lien payoff.
- 10
- Phases
- 6
- Pages of its own
- 3
- Case tools
Med-mal, lemon law or something only your firm does? Add the practice area, then describe its pages in plain English.
What's next is already here
The firm that runs itself. Almost. Your team still makes every call.
- Records reviewDemand drafterPleadingsDemand drafter is writingPleadings is writingSRSATO & RIVERA LLP611 Wilshire Blvd, Suite 900 · Los Angeles, CA
September 23, 2026
Coastline Mutual Insurance
Attn: Bodily Injury ClaimsRe: Maria Alvarez · Date of loss January 14, 2026
POLICY-LIMITS DEMAND
We represent Maria Alvarez for injuries from therear‑end collision on January 14, 2026.1234567891011121314151617181920212223242526Sam Rivera, Esq.
SATO & RIVERA LLP
Attorneys for Plaintiff Maria Alvarez
SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA
FOR THE COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES
MARIA ALVAREZ,
Plaintiff,
v.
DEREK HOLLIS, and DOES 1 to 20,
Defendants.
Case No.
COMPLAINT FOR DAMAGES
1. Motor vehicle negligence
Plaintiff Maria Alvarez alleges as follows:Case summaryMar 3MRI_Cervical_0302.pdfPDF · 4 pagesPT_discharge.pdfPDF · 6 pagesNewRear-end collision on Jan 14, 2026. MRI shows a 3 mm C5–C6 protrusion.
PT finished Sep 18, discharged to a home program.
Rewritten from documents
In Draft, for reviewNo drafts yet
Policy-limits demandWritingComplaintWritingAI at every turn.
Your own agents draft the demand and the complaint, and every new file rewrites the case summary.
- ?MA(415) 555-0142Text · to the firm's numberUnknown number
Just finished my last PT session! Here are the discharge papers.
9:41
PT_discharge.pdfPDF · 6 pagesMedical records
Alvarez · files
Got them, thank you Maria. Your demand goes out this week.
Sent from the case · Logged to Communications
Clients, texted from the case.
Every text is matched to its case, every attachment read and filed, every reply logged.
- Search every case, and what's in it⌘KAllDocumentsTextsTasksCases
In documents
PT_discharge.pdfPatient discharged to a home programHarbor_PT_notes.pdfContinue 2x weekly until dischargeTexts
Maria AlvarezHere are the discharge papersTasks
Chase the PT discharge summaryAlvarez · Due Sep 25Open in Alvarez↑↓ to moveto open4 results across every caseSearch that reads everything.
One search across every case, down to the line inside a document or a text.
- Team productivityCustom report · SeptemberWeekMonthQuarter
Tasks closed
18%
Days to demand
7%
Texts answered in 1h
6%
Tasks closed, by person
86PN
74JT
69SR
63AK
58LM
62DK
Priya Natarajan
86 tasks · 1.8 days each
Days to demand58 → 41
AprMayJunJulAugSep41 days
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Build your own reports on productivity, speed and workload, person by person.
One platform
Everything the firm runs on. All for one flat price per case.
The tools a plaintiff firm pays for every month, replaced by apps that share one record of every case.
- IntakeIntakeinstead of
- Lead Docket
- Law Ruler
- Lawmatics
- Captorra
- Clio Grow
- instead of
- Filevine
- Litify
- SmartAdvocate
- Neos
- CasePeer
- CloudLex
- MyCase
- CommunicateClient portalClient updatesinstead of
- Case Status
- Hona
- Kenect
- DocumentsDocumentsinstead of
- SharePoint
- DraftDraftinginstead of
- EvenUp
- Supio
- Precedent
- Eve
- ChatGPT
- SignE-signatureinstead of
- Docusign
- Adobe Acrobat Sign
- Dropbox Sign
- PandaDoc
- signNow
- ReputationReviewsinstead of
- Birdeye
- Podium
- Grade.us
One flat price
Every app included$250 per case
- No monthly fees
- No long lock-in contracts
- Every app included
Integrations
Works with what you already use. And brings the rest onto the case.
Microsoft Word and Dropbox are live today; RingCentral is in early access; the rest are on the way.
Explore integrationsSavings calculator
See what your firm gets back. Three numbers, our math.
Back each year
$82,886
1,613 staff hours, about 0.8 full‑time people, and $21,600 in tools you retire.
Bring these numbers to a demoStaff time at $38 an hour, with PlaintiffStack taking on 20% of the admin work, over a 48-week year. Before the per-case price. An estimate, not a promise.
Questions
Questions to ask before you switch.
Personal injury, workers' compensation and employment are built in, each with its own phases, pages, figures and case tools, on California rules. For anything else, like med-mal or lemon law, add the practice area in Customize, then describe its phases, pages and fields to the assistant in plain English.
Yes. We bring over your cases, contacts and documents from your current system, and check the result with you before you switch.
It depends on your current system and how many cases you carry. After the demo we send a plan with dates, so you know what moves over and when.
HIPAA doesn't certify software, so be wary of anyone who says it does. We build to its Security Rule: your case database, documents and AI models run inside one AWS account in the US, documents are encrypted with keys that rotate, and the database itself scopes every request your team makes to your firm. We sign a business associate agreement with your firm before any client data arrives.
Not yet. On the demo we'll walk your IT lead through how PlaintiffStack is built and hosted, and answer your security questionnaire in writing.
Only the case summary. Agents propose facts, deadlines and tasks, and none of them lands in a case until a person accepts it. The summary at the top of each case is written by an agent, and earlier versions can be restored from Notes. Drafts wait for review, flows can hold for an admin's approval, and nothing goes to a client, a carrier or a court until a person sends it.
Every fact an agent proposes cites the document, the page and the exact words it came from, so checking takes a click. Case tools also flag what doesn't add up, like dates that disagree or bills with no records, and say where they found it.
Not yet. Agents read searchable PDFs, Word documents and text files. A file with no readable text is flagged in the document list so your team knows the AI hasn't read it, but scanned pages inside an otherwise searchable PDF aren't read or flagged yet.
One flat price: $250 per case, with every app included. No monthly fees and no long lock-in contract.
On a case, each tool's Run button shows an estimated cost before it starts, and the actual cost of every run is recorded. How usage is billed is part of your quote.
No. PlaintiffStack builds the settlement statement and tracks liens and costs. Trust deposits and disbursements stay in your accounting system.
Not yet. Texts sent from PlaintiffStack are logged to the case today. Tell us on the demo how your firm uses email, and we'll show you where it stands.
No. The client portal opens from a link in any phone browser, in your firm's colors, and texts go straight to their phone. Clients can check their case, upload documents and sign without an account to remember.
It started in California: WCAB captions and ADJ numbers, Civil Rights Department right-to-sue deadlines and the pleading format are built in. Deadlines are computed and shown with their rule and basis so your team can confirm them, never applied silently. Today all three practices follow California rules. Practice elsewhere? Tell us on the demo.
Yes. Admins can add practice areas, phases, pages and fields, limit pages to roles and build automation flows. Ask the assistant in plain English for a new page, field or phase, review the exact change it proposes, and apply it with one click. Every change is audit-logged.
Your firm does. It stays in your firm's walled-off space in our database and is never used to train AI models. If you leave, we export your cases, contacts and documents for you, then delete our copy.
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