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We collaborate with law firms, courts, and legal aid organizations to build modern legal products and custom case management systems.

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We'll work on your project together, helping you become an expert builder in your own right so that you won't need us for future projects.

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Leverage advanced features and tools with best practices to improve user experience. Optimize the setup for your staff and clients.

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Get the most out of launching your product for go-to-market. Connect with an Afterpattern expert to follow through on what happens when you launch.

Case study

Legal document automation

Arnold Law and Mediation LLC provides adoption services. To save time and reduce errors, they created document automations for their staff.
Problem

The paperwork required when providing adoption services is repetitive, time-consuming, and error-prone for law firm staff. This in turn effects the client experience, causing delays and proscribing certain fees (to account for all the time spent on paperwork).

Solution

A system of apps and a database that help law firm staff collect the information they need and then use that information to automate dozens of standardized PDFs.

Case study

COVID-19 Eviction diversion project

The National Center for State Courts created a toolkit to help courts prepare for the wave of evictions when the COVID-19 eviction moratorium is lifted.
Problem

The US COVID-19 eviction moratorium was about to expire. The National Center for State Courts anticipated a wave of eviction proceedings across the country. This wave threatened to overwhelm court staff and slow down an already over-burdened system.

Solution

An Afterpattern app that allows court leaders to answer a series of questions about their jurisdiction and appetite for eviction diversion. A customized document is generated with guidance, best practices, and samples from other jurisdictions for setting up a diversion program. It also offers advice on cooperating with legal aid and rental assistance.

My Afterpattern expert went above and beyond by helping us on a tight schedule. This app got the attention of a lot of people in the federal government as well as the national NCSC leadership.”
Zach Zarnow, Court management consultant

Case study

Legal app that helped more than 40,000 people get eviction protection

During the COVID pandemic, the CDC declared there would be no more evictions in the United States. Ben Carter, legal aid attorney, created an app to help renters take advantage of this protection.
Problem

The CDC's eviction protections were, like many federal rules, an "opt in" process. To qualify for the protection, home renters had to draft a formal letter to their land lord and apply for rent abatement. There are too few legal aid attorneys to provide this guidance on a strictly one-on-one basis.

Solution

An Afterpattern app that allows court leaders to answer a series of questions about their jurisdiction and appetite for eviction diversion. A customized document is generated with guidance, best practices, and samples from other jurisdictions for setting up a diversion program. It also offers advice on cooperating with legal aid and rental assistance.

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One of my favorite features of Afterpattern is that I can allow other organizations to duplicate and edit my app. This allowed other legal aids across the country to expand on my app and make it relevant for their jurisdiction.”
Ben Carter, Senior litigation & advocacy counsel