saves you time and money makes you more productive

very easy to use, very interactive, has all the necessary features such as tasks, notes, accounting for the trust account. navigation is so simple. I can find out whats going on with a case in seconds! Great Calendar system, set reminders and tasks and make life simple. Great for litigation deadlines. Customer service is excellent too, they address issues every time.

i can only think of one - when the tasks are assigned, there isnt a box to check off, you have to delete each task one by one. They arent the cheapest but they are the best of the best and ive used several (other than these twoi cant think of any other ones)

Discovery is being submitted in a timelier manner and we are avoiding motions being filed against us. I like being able to look at the defendant's tab and see all the necessary contact information for the adjuster and/or the defense attorney.

I like the "critical notes" so that in the event a client is in bankruptcy or has a child support lien, it doesn't get missed as there are laws for those two specifically that we must adhere to when a case settles; being able to keep track of discovery that is owed to the defense and vice versa; being able to see exactly how many files one person has, the stage in which they are in and when a case was last touched.

I despise the calendar. It lags, dates get double booked often because there is not a "live update" when things are added. Sometimes, there are things that only show up on the calendar report and never on the picture calendar causing things that need to be done to get missed. Also, when choosing to view ONE attorney's calendar, everything that is on the calendar for everyone in the office shows up. I wish there was some sort of option to "reverse" a file if necessary. There are times that a company will jump file a lawsuit and our client then becomes the defendant in the case. CasePeer isn't set up for that, so the critical note section is the only thing that plays a role in keeping it straight.

Imagine you're shopping for a home and you come upon a new construction with great curb appeal, modern amenities, and even comes fully furnished -- there's just one catch: you can't add or remove a single thing. You feel motivated to 'make it work,' but soon discover what you're really in for. Upon touring the kitchen, you notice the cupboards are brimming with tupperware, but there are no serving platters for hosting parties. Normally you'd remove some of the plastic containers and add your own dishware, but it's not possible here. When you ask the developer about it, they explain how the tupperware can be laid out and used as serving trays, and while this is technically true, it would always be a poor solution and a compromise that one shouldn't have to make. That's kind of what it's like working with CasePeer. We recently abandoned our attempt at migration after putting in several months of trying to 'make it work' and encountering the full ramifications of overly simplistic software so rigid that nothing can be changed, combined with a developer that's equally uninterested in listening to the needs of a personal injury firm. Specifically, CasePeer has no ability to handle PIP subrogation or third-party/workers' comp subrogation, its available insurance types are limited to UM, UIM, and Umbrella, and the list of case types is set in stone, overflowing with clutter that's irrelevant to most personal injury firms, while lacking in crucial PI options.

CasePeer has many good ideas for personal injury software, especially when it comes to tracking medical bills and record requests, but the software is too simplistic and too rigid in its current incarnation.

The backend of CasePeer is too simplistic and rigid. Everything is set in stone. Nothing can be changed. It needs a more robust backend database married to the pleasing and useful frontend.

Very pleased and have no interest in looking into any other case management software.

This is the 4th case management software I've used in the past 10 years and it has been the easiest and most productive. It is user friendly, meaning I can get the info I need quickly and without having to navigate through screens or links that I don't use. It saves our firm time in figuring out statuses in cases when prompted by a client's request. But Casepeer does so much more like tracking when I last touched certain cases so that i know which ones need attention.

Pie charts. I like pie charts. I'd like to view our performance on a pie chart.