Power Up Your Practice: Stop Signing Paper Checks
Published on August 6, 2025
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Right now, many personal injury attorneys still start their day by signing stacks of paper checks—burning 30 to 45 minutes every morning on a task that adds zero value to the case. It’s a huge time drain and one of the last old-school bottlenecks in firm operations.
That’s exactly what we’re working to change. Our upcoming digital disbursement feature will let firms approve payments with just a click, eliminating the daily pile of paper checks. Imagine moving from hours wasted each week to instant, secure, and streamlined approvals. It’s the future of case payouts—and it’s coming soon.
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