Recover $569–$641 of labor on a single case.
On a mixed caseload averaging 1,500 pages, PCL takes case-development labor off your team’s desk. Across 30 cases a month, that is $204,840–$230,760 a year in recovered labor.
Planning assumptions, not measured results. Rates are national ranges; hours are what a developed file typically takes a firm without PCL. Where PCL’s effect is a range, both ends are shown.
| Pages in file | Savings per case |
|---|---|
| 1,000 | $395–$445 |
| 1,500 | $569–$641 |
| 3,000 | $990–$1,114 |
Case development is the hours a file takes before a judge reads it: mapping the record, surfacing the findings that matter, flagging the gaps, and queuing the follow-up. PCL does that reading, identifies what is in the file and what is missing, and hands the work to your representative for review. The hours it takes off your team are the hours above.
PCL surfaces and flags findings for attorney or accredited representative review. It does not determine any issue of disability. An illustration of labor, not a promise of any outcome.