CasePeer review
A focused personal-injury platform with treatment, settlement, trust, and intake workflows.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
CasePeer is cloud-based legal practice management software from 8am, built for plaintiff-side personal injury law firms. Its scope follows the personal-injury case lifecycle: intake, contacts, medical treatment and provider tracking, litigation deadlines, documents, client communication, settlements, liens, expenses, time logging, and client trust tracking. Client portals support communication and document requests, while document templates, automation, and online payment requests through LawPay extend the workflow. It is available through the web and API, making it a strong fit for firms that want one system centered on personal-injury matters rather than a general legal workspace.
Pricing is monthly and per user. Basic costs $79 per user per month and includes case and contact management, task management, a client portal, automated statute alerts, medical treatment tracking, and client trust tracking. Pro costs $119 per user per month and adds client intake management, unlimited two-way texting, more than 50 additional reports, 20+ key integrations, and 8am IQ legal AI. Advanced costs $149 per user per month and adds text scheduling, data sync, and a multi-office reporting suite. The plan structure makes Basic suitable for core case operations, while Pro is the more relevant tier for firms that need deeper intake, reporting, integrations, messaging, and AI.
CasePeer connects with tools including Actionstep Legal Accounting, Apple Calendar, CalendarRules, Dropbox, Google Calendar, Kenect, LawPay, Microsoft Exchange, OneDrive, QuickBooks Online, and Zapier. That ecosystem supports calendars, accounting, payments, storage, messaging, and workflow connections. The main trade-off is focus: its feature set is particularly well aligned with personal-injury practices, so firms outside that model may not benefit equally from its treatment and settlement workflows. Firms that prioritize native mobile apps should also compare alternatives, while personal-injury teams seeking structured treatment, deadline, settlement, and trust tracking should consider CasePeer.
CasePeer pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Tracks medical treatment, providers, liens, settlements, expenses, and trusts
- Automates intake, deadlines, tasks, documents, and client communication
- Pro adds 20+ integrations, 50+ reports, and 8am IQ legal AI
- Where it doesn't
- Starts at $79 per user per month with no free plan
- Advanced capabilities require higher-priced Pro or Advanced plans
- Firms seeking a native mobile app may need another option
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