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ProPlaintiff Adds $50 Client App as Personal Injury Firms Push Case Communication Into Mobile
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ProPlaintiff.ai launched a mobile client app on Aug. 27, 2026, giving personal injury firms a new channel for reminders, document collection and round-the-clock conversations with its AI assistant. The iOS and Android product is available to existing ProPlaintiff customers at a $50 fee for each client activation. It is designed to move routine client interactions into the firm’s case-management workflow rather than leave them scattered across calls, email and separate file exchanges.
The launch expands ProPlaintiff beyond an internal productivity tool and into the client-facing layer of personal injury practice. The Phoenix-based company describes its broader platform as an AI-native system for case management, document review, medical chronologies, demand-letter generation and media analysis. Its new app targets a practical bottleneck in that workflow: firms need current treatment information, bills, medical records and images, while clients often provide those materials between formal appointments or only after repeated requests. The move also follows ProPlaintiff’s July announcement of a strategic investment from Christopher Stark, co-founder of Freestar, although the company did not disclose the investment amount.
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- 1ProPlaintiff Launches Client Care App to Simplify Communication Between Personal Injury Firms and Their Clientshttps://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2026/08/27/3352357/0/en/proplaintiff-launches-client-care-app-to-simplify-communication-between-personal-injury-firms-and-their-clients.html
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