Case types  ·  Auto accidents

Car accident intake for personal-injury firms.

Car crash inquiries arrive at all hours, often from a phone at the roadside, the urgent care or the body shop. Casestead answers every inquiry in about a minute and books qualified people with your intake team.

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What the reply desk asks

Why the first minute matters

People in a crash often contact several firms the same day, usually from a phone and often in the evening. The firm that answers about the person's own crash first, and books a time with intake, is usually the one that gets the consult.

Follow-up

When a consult was booked but the person did not sign, the follow-up draft refers to their crash and their treatment, and your intake lead approves it before it goes out.

Questions

Does the system tell people whether they have a case?

No. It replies about the person's inquiry, asks the questions in your firm's written criteria and books them with your intake team. A lawyer decides on representation.

What happens with crashes from years ago?

Older incidents are flagged for a lawyer to review instead of being booked like a new case, because limitation periods may be close or past.

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