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Boston Personal Injury Firm Turns a Six-Month-Stalled Case Into a 48-Hour Demand, Adds 50 More Cases a Month

Altman Nussbaum Shunnarah Trial Attorneys credits EvenUp's Pre-Lit as a Service with a 67% capacity boost per pre-lit attorney and faster, more consistent case outcomes

BOSTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--A case sat stalled for six months. Reassigned to EvenUp's Pre-Lit as a Service (PLAAS™), it went out the door as a completed demand in 48 hours.

"EvenUp's PLAAS™ allows my firm to scale. I can drop as many files as I want on your case managers."

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"Even I'm blown away," said Larry Nussbaum, Partner at Altman Nussbaum Shunnarah Trial Attorneys, the Massachusetts firm behind the case.

PLAAS™ pairs firms with EvenUp case managers who run pre-litigation cases end-to-end, from claim opening through demand, using EvenUp's AI platform to track client treatment and flag missing records before they stall a file. Case managers work under the firm's own standards and communicate with clients from a firm email address, with a supervising attorney signing off on major decisions.

That turnaround is now typical. Since handing its pre-litigation caseload to PLAAS™, the firm has stopped hiring pre-lit support staff and taken on 50 additional cases a month without adding headcount.

"EvenUp's PLAAS™ allows my firm to scale. I can drop as many files as I want on your case managers," Nussbaum said.

By the numbers:

  • 50 more cases per month, no new hires
  • 67% more capacity per attorney
  • 100% replacement of pre-lit staffing needs
  • Supervising attorneys overseeing 250 cases with PLAAS™, vs. a 150-case cap with in-house paralegals

Before PLAAS™, records retrieval dragged on for months, and treatment gaps went unnoticed until a case was devalued.

Nussbaum was blunt about the profession's future: "A pre-lit attorney, myself being one, we're not as valuable as we used to be. It's just the truth. I can have PLAAS™ do the same thing a pre-lit lawyer can," he said.

"From a financial standpoint and a quality standpoint, PLAAS™ is a no-brainer to me," Nussbaum added.

About EvenUp

EvenUp is on a mission to close the justice gap with AI that helps personal injury firms deliver higher-quality representation and fairer outcomes for injury victims. It's the first proactive AI platform spanning the case lifecycle, automating documents, streamlining workflows, and surfacing actionable insights. Backers include Bessemer Venture Partners, B Capital, REV (RELX's venture arm, owner of LexisNexis), Premji Invest, Lightspeed, Bain Capital Ventures, SignalFire, NFX, DCM, and more.

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maria.boschetti@evenuplaw.com

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