Intake, medical records, liens, trust accounting, deadlines and case economics in one place — with ten AI agents doing the chasing, drafting and watching that nobody in your office has time for.
No sign-up. Real working software, fictional cases. Fourteen sections, six role views, seventeen agents.
It holds documents beautifully. It cannot tell you which of your files stopped making money, which client quietly stopped treating three weeks ago, or how much of your fee is about to disappear into a hospital lien nobody has negotiated yet. So those answers live in a spreadsheet, in a paralegal's head, or nowhere at all.
The single highest-leverage work in a PI firm — reducing a $38,700 lien to $19,350 — is tracked in a comment box, if it is tracked at all. That reduction is pure client net.
Hours get logged inconsistently because nobody bills them. So the firm never learns that dog bite files run at three times the effective rate of soft-tissue auto cases.
The most common complaint against PI firms is not the outcome. It is silence — and every one of those calls interrupts someone who was doing billable-adjacent work.
Open the demo in another tab and follow along. Each step tells you exactly what to click and exactly what to look for. There is also a guided version inside the product that spotlights each section for you — hit Guided tour in the top bar.
Not modules you buy separately. One product where the medical bills feed the demand, the demand feeds the negotiation, the negotiation feeds the trust ledger, and the trust ledger will not release a dollar until the client has signed.
An AI touching client communication in a law firm is an ethics question before it is a technology question. So every agent below carries an explicit boundary, and every message one generates is logged with the human who approved it. None of them give legal advice, sign a demand, accept an offer or move money.
Your case management system knows what is in your files. LawCore360 knows what happened across all of them — and that is a thing an incumbent cannot build without your customers.
What each adjuster opens at, closes at, how long they take and how often they force you to file. Walking into a call knowing he opens at 24% and closes at 63% is the whole game.
Who pays, who stalls, who has a bad-faith history — priced into case value at intake instead of discovered eighteen months later.
The same handful of doctors testify for the defense in every case in the county. Their prior testimony, fee schedules and defense-retained percentage, assembled once.
Anonymized outcomes by injury, liability and venue. Set client expectations at signing, and know whether an offer is actually good.
Trust accounting is the fastest way for a lawyer to get disbarred, and in most firms it is a spreadsheet. LawCore360 treats it as structure rather than policy — the controls below cannot be switched off by anyone, including the managing partner.
See the reconciliation screen →Switch roles live in the demo using the selector in the top bar.
Every personal injury firm runs something — and has years of case data, documents and open deadlines inside it. Migration is the objection, not the price. We move your matters, contacts, documents, cost ledgers and open deadlines, then run both systems in parallel until your case managers stop opening the old one.
We take an export and show you exactly how every field lands before anything is committed.
Both systems live for a few weeks. Deadlines are watched in both, so nothing can slip through the gap.
Old system goes read-only. Your data stays yours, exportable in full, whenever you want it.
The demo runs on fictional cases. The version we build for you runs on your files, your carriers, your providers, your fee agreements and your jurisdiction — usually inside six to ten weeks.