CasePeer vs MyCase

CasePeer and MyCase both come from the AffiniPay family (alongside LawPay), but they serve fundamentally different markets and solve different problems. Understanding this distinction is essential for firms evaluating both platforms.

CasePeer is purpose-built exclusively for personal injury law firms. Every feature in the platform addresses a specific PI workflow challenge: medical provider tracking with treatment timeline visualization shows exactly where each client is in their treatment journey, lien management with automatic balance tracking ensures no lien is overlooked at settlement, settlement demand generation with multiplier analysis helps attorneys build compelling demand packages, and statute of limitations alerts with configurable warning periods prevent catastrophic deadline misses. CasePeer's case pipeline view displays every case organized by phase — intake, treatment, demand, negotiation, litigation, settlement — with aggregate values that show the firm's total case inventory worth at a glance. For dedicated PI practices, these native tools eliminate dozens of hours per month of administrative work that would otherwise require manual tracking in spreadsheets or workarounds in general-purpose platforms.

MyCase is a general practice management platform designed to work well for any practice area — family law, criminal defense, estate planning, real estate, immigration, and yes, personal injury. Its standout feature is one of the best client portals in legal tech: clients log in to view case status updates, exchange secure messages, upload and download documents, and pay invoices online. MyCase integrates natively with LawPay for payment processing and QuickBooks Online for accounting. The platform handles calendaring, task management, time tracking, billing, and document storage in a clean, intuitive interface that requires minimal training. For PI work specifically, MyCase can manage cases through its standard features, but attorneys must create custom fields and manual processes for PI-specific tracking — medical records, liens, settlement demands, and statutes of limitations are not handled natively.

The decision is clear: if your firm handles exclusively PI cases and wants tools designed specifically for PI workflows, CasePeer is the obvious choice. If your firm handles PI alongside other practice areas, MyCase's versatility across all practice types makes it the more practical platform, even though it requires manual workarounds for PI-specific tracking.