LawAlign is a personal injury-specific case management platform. The software is built on the FileMaker relational database engine and is designed to support all phases of a personal injury matter, from intake to resolution.
Key features and functions include:
Case Management and Workflow Automation The platform supports end-to-end case management, including case status tracking, task and event scheduling, automated case plans, checklists, and critical date management. Users can configure rule-based task schedules that trigger automatically based on case type or stage.
Document Generation and Management LawAlign includes a document generation module that auto-populates templates with case data. The system includes over 700 pre-coded templates. Users can also import, store, organize, copy, move, zip, and retrieve case documents directly within the platform without leaving the application.
Client and Communication Tracking The platform includes a CRM database for tracking client contacts, advertising sources, and communications. Users can send mass SMS/text messages and emails, including scheduled automated messages, directly from the system.
Medical Records and Special Damages Tracking Dedicated fields support the tracking of medical providers, insurance details, claim numbers, no-fault and medpay ledgers, policy limits, and property damage information. The system also tracks settlement negotiations, demands, offers, and disbursement calculations.
Reporting and Data Export The platform supports the creation of custom reports and charts with filtering and color-coding options. Reports can be exported to Microsoft Excel in .XLSX, .CSV, Tab, or XML formats.
Mobile and Remote Access LawAlign can be accessed via iPhone and iPad. For firms without an on-premises server, the platform can be hosted on Amazon Web Services, enabling access from any location.
Staff and Activity Monitoring The system provides user dashboards displaying daily tasks, upcoming critical dates, reminders, and calendar events. An activity log tracks all changes made within the system, including identification of which user accessed or modified a file.
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