Releases, enrollment forms, fact sheets, ballots. A portal on your firm's domain, a 24-touch SMS and email cadence that ratchets to the deadline, and an AI agent that answers every claimant reply. One engine, built on our own stack, so persistence costs us almost nothing and your completion curve shows it.
Participation thresholds give the defendant walk-away rights. Deficiency cure sits on counsel. And the claimants who signed retainers three years ago have moved, changed numbers, and stopped reading mail.
"A mass tort release drive is a mass arb release drive with a bigger list and a more distracted claimant. The mechanics are identical. The only question is whether your vendor can afford the twentieth touch."
Every product below runs on the same stack: native document signing, SMS and email delivery, AI voice where permitted, and an AI agent handling inbound replies on text and email. Priced per completion. Never a share of your fee.
Portal on your domain per program. Release and enrollment forms signed in one session. Ratcheting cadence, deficiency chasing (missing second signature, missing documentation), AI voice for the last 15% where your retainer allows, and a per-claimant audit package your administrator will accept.
Sectioned online completion, medical and employment authorizations signed in the same session, document upload from a phone, and the agent chasing every open section. Deadline and cure-period tracking per plaintiff so you're never the firm in the show-cause order.
Quarterly status updates in your firm's name, an AI agent that answers "what's happening with my case" on text and email, contact-info refresh, and annual HIPAA authorization re-signing. The clients who are reachable at settlement are the ones you kept talking to.
Referred an inventory? Restructured a fee split? Rule 1.5(e) needs every client's written consent, and the referral fee is unenforceable without it. We run it as a signing campaign against a known list. Also fits amended engagement letters, conflict waivers, and substitution-of-counsel consents.
When the tort resolves through a plan or a trust, your claimants have to vote or complete a questionnaire by a date, and the plan's economics depend on the count. A ballot is a signature with a threshold. Same engine, same discipline.
Every reply on SMS and email goes to an AI agent trained on your program's documents and each claimant's status. Simple questions clear on the spot. Anything legal or sensitive escalates to your team. Full transcripts in the audit package. Handles 80%+ of inquiries without a human.
Signing campaigns bill $9.99 per fully signed claimant (release and closing statement both executed). If the campaign reaches your agreed threshold, the rate steps up to $11.99 on every signed claimant. Miss it and $9.99 is all you pay. The fee includes campaign customer service, procuring both signatures, and funds disbursement. $1,200 engagement minimum. See Terms.
settlements.yourfirm.com with your branding, the program's release and enrollment language, and your closing statement. Claimants land on your domain, not ours.
Two sends a week to open. Two a day at the close. Every claimant who signs drops out of the next send automatically. Every SMS carries opt-out, honored instantly.
Release, enrollment, authorizations, closing statement. ESIGN-compliant, IP and device captured, counterparties get copies in real time.
Replies on text and email route to the AI agent with the claimant's status in front of it. Legal questions escalate to your team. Nobody waits three days for a callback.
Missing second signature, missing proof, wrong form version. Each one becomes its own cure sequence, tracked against the program's cure window.
Per-claimant record: every touch, every reply, every signature with timestamp and device. Formatted for the settlement administrator, exportable any time.
A real 60-day signing campaign, phase by phase, with the actual message copy. Legacy vendors meter every touch against an invoice. We own the stack, so the twenty-fourth touch costs what the first one did.
We built this engine on mass arbitration and consumer settlement work, and we're straightforward about the rest: mass tort is the next list we're pointing it at. So the first three programs get the founding rate locked, published completion curves, and a direct line to the people who built the stack. The $2 threshold bonus is the only part of our fee that depends on the outcome. That's the bet.
Native document signing, SMS, email, voice, and AI agent, all one codebase, running claimant completion for plaintiff firms now.
Threshold-driven release campaigns for a consumer protection firm, cadences to 24 touches, an AI agent clearing 80%+ of replies.
Postage at cost. Interest stays with the fund. No prepaid cards. The line your next administrator selection will turn on.
You pay $9.99 per fully signed claimant, meaning both the release and the closing statement are executed. That rate covers campaign customer service, procuring both signatures, and funds disbursement. If we reach the threshold you set with us at intake, the rate steps up to $11.99 on every signed claimant, including the ones signed before we crossed it. Miss the threshold and $9.99 is all you pay. Either way we run the written outreach schedule we commit to in advance, typically several times the touch count a legacy vendor will run.
Yes. Some agreements dictate the administrator's portal (BrownGreer ran 3M's). In that case we run the outreach, the AI agent, and the deficiency chase, and drive claimants to that portal to sign. Our fee is per completed claimant either way. The completion problem is the same; only the destination changes.
Only where your retainer or a later disclosure authorizes it. The FCC treats AI voice as an artificial voice under the TCPA, so consent is the gate. Most campaigns complete on SMS and email; voice is the last-mile layer for holdouts, disclosed as AI, logged, and scripted with your approval. Every message goes out under your firm's name and must be accurate. We take that seriously.
HIPAA-grade handling with a business associate agreement, encryption in transit and at rest, role-based access, and audit logging. Authorizations are signed in the same session as the fact sheet so the record-retrieval partner can start immediately.
$1,200 per campaign. For inventories of roughly 120 or fewer signed claimants, the minimum applies in place of the per-claimant rate.
Call Kasia Michalek directly, or send the details below. She scopes and prices every new program personally.
National Account Manager, GroupSettle
(813) 737-7025