Legal Case Settlement Tracker

A case management tool for personal injury and wrongful death attorneys to track settlement negotiations, timelines, and outcomes. Helps law firms document patterns in their cases (like average settlement amounts by injury type or location) to improve forecasting and client communication.

Personal injury law is a volume business — firms handling dozens of active cases simultaneously have a real operational need for structured settlement tracking, and the broader legal tech wave (driven by AI document tools and post-COVID remote firm management) has made attorneys meaningfully more receptive to SaaS adoption than they were five years ago. Filevine and Litify are the closest incumbents, both offering broad case management that includes settlement tracking, so the real question is whether a narrower, forecasting-focused tool can win on depth what it loses on breadth. The $2k–10k/mo revenue band is plausible — personal injury firms work on contingency and generate strong cash flow when cases settle, making them willing to pay for tools that demonstrably improve outcomes or client retention. The biggest risk is sales cycle friction: attorneys are notoriously slow adopters, heavily reliant on referrals, and one bad experience with a niche vendor can poison a small firm's willingness to try again, making customer acquisition expensive enough to kill the unit economics before you reach critical mass.