Your Law Firm As Our Client

 

Over the last three to four years, the legal profession has begun to take advantage of labor arbitrage opportunities that have been exploited by other industries for well over a decade. The difference between legal work and manufacturing, IT, F&A or HR, is that sourcing models within the legal profession have been driven by the law firms’ clients as opposed to the needs of the firms themselves. 

 

We have two very different business models when representing your firm. The first is the litigation model. In this model we represent the client directly as the designated trial attorney in Bankruptcy Court, the Bankruptcy Appellant Panel, U.S. District Court or the U.S. Court of Appeals. This is based on the traditional attorney/client model and is utilized primarily due to the trial attorney designation.

 

In the case analysis model we request information directly from your law firm and analyze your mass tort claims to determine if the claimant's case is property of the bankruptcy estate. If it is, we determine to what extent and negotiate with the relevant trustee as to the amount and timing of the payment. The case analysis model is very popular with mass tort firms. For a modest per case fee, we will take the unfamiliar burden of bankruptcy administration from your tort cases and allow you to focus your time and effort on the profitable areas of your practice