Bookkeeping for PI law firms

Trust clean.
Cases visible.
Owner confident.

Direct bookkeeping support for contingency-fee firms that need cleaner QuickBooks, steadier trust-account workflows, and a useful view of what the firm can do next.

Designed for independent PI firms with 2–15 attorneys.

A personal injury law firm reviewing financial reporting

PI owner dashboard

Numbers that answer back.

Trust balance

$532,847

Open cases

23

Cash flow YTD

$1.25M

“The close should make the next decision easier.”

A firm owner’s standard

Clear commitments. Clearer books.

01

A documented monthly close

Know what was reviewed, what changed, and what still needs your attention.

02

Trust-supportive workflows

Cleaner records and practical review points around IOLTA activity—without presenting legal compliance advice.

03

Owner-ready reporting

See operating cash, case-related activity, and open questions without digging through QuickBooks.

The PI firm certainty map

From tangled books to a close you can trust.

A focused engagement to restore the file, build a repeatable rhythm, and give owners a useful view of the firm.

01 / Stabilize

Bookkeeping cleanup

Diagnose the QuickBooks file, reconcile priority accounts, organize uncategorized activity, and create a clear list of unresolved items.

  • Historical reconciliation
  • Chart-of-accounts review
  • Open-item documentation
  • Clean handoff baseline

02 / Maintain

Monthly close

Consistent transaction review, reconciliations, issue tracking, and month-end reporting—delivered on an agreed cadence.

Every month

A repeatable close, not a year-end scramble.

03 / Safeguard

Trust-support workflows

Organized recordkeeping and review checkpoints that help your firm maintain visibility around IOLTA activity and surface questions promptly.

04 / See ahead

PI owner dashboard

A practical reporting view for cash flow, firm expenses, case-related activity, and decisions requiring owner attention—shaped around your QuickBooks and practice-management workflow.

A clearer next month

Make your books useful to the owner again.

Start with a focused conversation about your current file, close process, trust-account workflow, and reporting gaps.

Request a discovery call

Bring the messy file. Leave with a clearer path.

No invented urgency—just a practical assessment of what your books need next.