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People across the country are injured at work or home everyday. A personal injury can be physical or psychological, and can have long or short term effects. Whiplash sustained as a result of a car accident, a broken ankle from slipping on a pavement, and cerebral palsy caused through medical negligence are injuries that claims can be made against. 

Personal injury claims can be complicated and time consuming, but with the help of specialist solicitors the process can be made much simpler and quicker. Solicitors dealing with personal injury claims need to have the right practices in place to speed up the traumatic process for claimants. 

Case management applications offer a time and cost efficient solution for many solicitors. The legal technology market is expanding and there are now a wide range of case management systems available. 

These case management applications allow any documentation associated with a particular case to be filed electronically in one central database. Any specific documents associated with a file can be searched for and found within seconds saving time trawling through paper work, improving efficiency, and reducing the need for high numbers of administrative staff. These systems also allow workflows for large number of cases to be stored in one easily accessible place. 

Email as an environment is becoming increasingly popular and even the most luddite of fee earners are inevitably working in MS OutlookTM. Many software providers are developing products that can work within MS OutlookTM. 

The Personal Injury Software package from DPS Software can improve overall productivity by increasing the number of claims a fee earner can handle and reducing the time taken to process a claim to its conclusion. The system also reduces the number of support staff required and enables them to become fee earning paralegals. In turn, customer satisfaction is at a high level as clients are kept updated and queries are answered quickly and accurately. 

This application automatically creates standard documents and forms from the precedent standard library using in-built intelligence. By selecting paragraphs according to specific rules, or users’ responses to system prompts, the system reduces the time spent on manually completing many time consuming aspects. 

DPS Software also offer a range of hosting and outsourced services, and online case tracking. These services are designed to make the life of the family solicitor easier, by taking away the burden of IT maintenance and simplifying working practices. 

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