The MVA / Attorney Tracker monitors letter of protection status, attorney contacts, PIP carriers, records requests, and settlement pipeline — so no accident case slips away unbilled or unsettled.
⚠ Information entered into the downloaded dashboard is stored locally by your browser on your device and is not stored in a JRC-hosted dashboard database or cloud backend.
Get Complete Suite — $297 →Months of treatment, then the attorney goes quiet, the LOP was never signed, or the records request sat unanswered — and the case settles without you. This dashboard keeps every case visible until it's paid.
LOP status on every case — signed, pending, or none. The No LOP on File queue shows every case treating without protection, before the balance grows.
Attorney name, firm, phone, email, and last contact date on every case. Attorney Follow-Up queue flags cases with no response in 30+ days.
Track PIP carrier, policy limits, and med-pay coverage separately from the third-party claim, so you bill the right payer in the right order.
Flag records requested, date sent, and received status. Records Requested queue shows what's outstanding so nothing sits waiting on the attorney's desk.
Stage every case from Treating → Records Sent → Demand → Settled. Open case value visible at the top. Know what's in the pipeline and what it's worth.
Group every case by attorney to see who has the most outstanding cases — and who's slow to respond. Useful before you make follow-up calls.
The MVA / Attorney Tracker keeps letter-of-protection status, attorney responsiveness, and settlement stage in front of you, so no accident case is forgotten between the first visit and the final check.
This dashboard runs on one dedicated workstation and keeps its MVA case data locally. Offices that split billing often run a dashboard per workstation and divide cases — by attorney, provider, or case type — so each person owns their caseload, and the office still sees the full picture through the By Attorney and settlement pipeline views.
It's designed so each case is managed from one designated workstation at a time. It is not a synchronized multi-user database — if several people need to edit the same cases live across computers, a centralized system is the better fit.