Litigation Firm Automates Case Workflows, Eliminates Missed Deadlines
Key Results
Zero
Missed Deadlines
15 hrs/week
Admin Time Saved
-60%
Software Costs
100%
Adoption Rate
The Challenge
This 20-attorney litigation firm was managing case workflows through a combination of Outlook calendars, shared spreadsheets, and memory. Critical court deadlines were occasionally missed, document filing was inconsistent, and attorneys had no centralized view of case status. The firm had been fined twice for late filings and was spending $4,000/month on a case management tool that nobody fully adopted because it was too complex.
Our Solution
We implemented streamlined workflow automation designed around how the attorneys actually work. The system automatically calculates and tracks all litigation deadlines from court rules, sends escalating reminders to assigned attorneys and support staff, automates document naming, filing, and organization, provides a simple case dashboard showing status and upcoming deadlines, triggers task assignments when cases reach specific milestones, and integrates with their existing email and calendar tools.
Detailed Results
Zero
Missed Deadlines
No missed court deadlines since implementation
15 hrs/week
Admin Time Saved
Paralegals reclaimed from manual tracking
-60%
Software Costs
Replaced expensive underused case management tool
100%
Adoption Rate
Every attorney uses the system daily
“The old system sat there collecting dust because it was designed for a law firm ten times our size. Sentravision built something that actually fits how we work. We haven't missed a deadline since we launched it.”
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