The law is a complex animal, and every attorney has his or her own personal style. That can be an advantage when you're looking for a particular litigation style to match the needs of a given situation. But imagine what it's like when you need to have hundreds if not thousands of attorneys reporting to you on the progress and details of the cases they are working on, each attorney having his or her own personal style of reporting. This is exactly the situation the legal departments of some of the larger insurance companies find themselves in. They need to be able to stay on top of hundreds of cases on any given day, and the details of each case are reported by a different attorney.

Working closely with large insurance companies like CNA HealthPro, Physician Health Plans, Inc., and Travelers Property Casualty Corp., Senior Partner Scott Mager is intimately familiar with the need for legal reporting to be complete, correct, and concise in order to succeed at trial. Working together with Web Team Pros, we are developing a system that allows multiple attorneys to follow the same recommended steps in reporting the details of their cases, suggests checklists of tasks to be performed on different types of cases, and allows them to manage their schedules. Attorneys check off steps in the litigation process as they are completed and enter details at each step. Milestone dates and commitment dates are all tracked by the system and displayed in both list and calendar formats, so attorneys can view their upcoming workload at a glance. All of this is done online in a secure, easy-to-use application that helps prevent things from "falling through the cracks" and helps attorneys focus on their cases instead of procedural reporting details. Providing access to the insurance companies and clients to view information on claims in which they are involved also allows for more timely and more accurate reporting. Managing law partners also enjoy being able to monitor the activity of their staff at a glance instead of sifting through piles of paper to find the same information.

NOTE: As you can imagine, the sensitive nature of this project prevents us from showing the details of the application. We would be happy to discuss with you what we can regarding this project, so please contact us.