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The more time lawyers spend managing systems, chasing documents, routing emails, and handling repetitive administrative tasks, the less time they have for the work that actually moves cases forward.
In this episode of Best Practices, Kenny Berger sits down with trial lawyer and inTrial co-founder Mark Wade to talk about what legal technology should actually do for a personal injury practice.
Mark shares how frustrations inside his own firm led to building inTrial Manage, a case management platform designed around the way PI lawyers actually work.
Their conversation goes beyond the product itself to explore how firms can:
- Eliminate unnecessary steps
- Reduce cognitive load
- Rethink inefficient workflows
- Use AI to quietly handle more of the administrative work happening behind the scenes
They also discuss:
- Why connected systems matter
- How to evaluate AI security
- When integrations are better than trying to force everything into one platform
- Why the best technology should ultimately give lawyers more time to prepare, think, meet with clients, and understand the human story
Kenny's firm uses inTrial Manage, but has no financial interest in the company. This conversation is not about selling software. It is about asking a bigger question:
Are the systems running your firm making it easier for you to do your best work?
For any personal injury lawyer looking to spend less time managing the work and more time doing the work that matters, this episode is worth a listen.
inTrial Manage: intrial.com
inTrial Social: social.intrial.com
