On the Record
What to look for in a call notetaker, how to stay ahead of consent law, and what a missed call actually costs a contingency-fee firm. For plaintiff and personal injury firms specifically.
The best AI notetaker for personal injury and plaintiff law firms
A fact-based comparison of AI notetakers for personal injury and plaintiff firms: what to check before you buy, and how Astrid, VXT, Jamie, Bluedot, LegalMate, and Rev actually differ.
ComplianceIs it legal to record a client call? A state-by-state guide for personal injury intake
One-party versus all-party consent for recording client calls, why personal injury intake is a higher-risk case than most, and a practical default that works regardless of state.
Firm economicsThe real cost of a missed intake call for a contingency-fee firm
For an hourly firm, a missed call is lost billable time. For a contingency-fee plaintiff firm, a missed call can be lost revenue that never comes back, and a lost client relationship along the way.
Case managementHow Astrid files every call straight into CasePeer
CasePeer runs a lot of personal injury practices, and almost nobody writes about integrating with it. Here's how Astrid connects to CasePeer, matches calls to cases, and files notes and tasks after attorney approval.
Case managementHow Astrid connects to Clio and files notes after every call
Clio is the case management system the widest range of plaintiff and personal injury firms already run. Here's how Astrid's Clio connection actually works, end to end.
Case managementHow Astrid connects to Smokeball and files notes after every call
Smokeball is a fixed-fee legal practice management system with real traction among plaintiff firms. Here's how Astrid's Smokeball connection actually works.
Case managementHow Astrid connects to MyCase and files notes after every call
MyCase is a widely adopted, affordable case management system for small and mid-size plaintiff firms. Here's how Astrid's MyCase connection actually works.