Pilot call
Bring a record set like the ones you fight.
Before you pick a time, picture the next big record set that lands on your desk.
Six months from now, if you wait
- Another weekend on a 2,000-page set, page by page.
- The missing pages found at trial prep, not the day the records arrived.
- Patient records sent somewhere else to get organized.
- The medical chronology built around other firms’ cases.
Six months from now, if you take a pilot spot
- Your next record set read, dated and indexed on your own computer.
- Every page that couldn’t be read listed the day the records arrive.
- Nothing leaves your office. Nothing trains on your files.
- A say in how the medical chronology works.
A pilot call costs 45 minutes. Not looking costs every record set you process by hand until you do.
A year from now, which would you regret more: 45 minutes on a call, or another year of building chronologies by hand?
What the call is, and isn’t
- You see it run. A record set like yours, from drop to exhibit index and timeline.
- We look at your kind of matters together. The 11 questions you answer when you book mean the call starts with your problems, not a pitch.
- You decide. No contract and no payment on the call. Pilot spots are limited.
45 minutes · see it run · then decide if your firm is a fit