ReadySettlePay
The settlement operating system for modern law firms
What it does
Streamline legal settlements with secure, fast, and efficient payment processing. Save time, reduce errors, and protect your clients.
A complete system for law firms where the moment a client signs the settlement, every party is paid and reconciled automatically in one ledger. The moment your client signs, the worksheet initiates ACH and queues checks. The math, the authorization, the audit entry all happen on one record. No more back-and-forth that dominates most settlements today. Names of clients, causes of action, settlement amounts, case costs, and medical costs. Add lien and medical expenses, case costs, and attorney-fee percentage. Allocations update automatically. The settlement distribution breakdown generates from your input. A secure link is sent to the client's phone or email. The client reviews the breakdown,…from readysettlepay.com
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