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Priced with no surprises, and live in weeks.

Run the entire case in one complete system, with intake, documents, reporting, and AI all included, not sold as separate add-ons.

Trusted by 1,450+ personal injury firms

In Filevine, you buy the pieces. In Neos, they come as one system.

Intake, documents, and reporting are included and work together on day one. No add-on modules, no separate logins.

Intake and case management run in one system at one per-user price, not a separate product.

Your data migrates in-house and most firms are live in weeks, not months of setup.

Reporting and document generation are built in, not add-on modules you license later.

Collage of Neos UI with automation, case timelines, communications, and task assignments.
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How Neos compares to Filevine

In-house Assembly team migrates your data. Most firms go live in weeks

All-in, per-user pricing. Intake, documents, and reporting included

Intake and cases in one system, with dynamic intake forms

Embedded intelligence populates reportable fields across your cases

PI-trained support you reach directly, no partner or consultant in between

Purpose-built for personal injury for 40+ years

Implementation can run for months, often with an outside consultant brought in to configure it

Core fee plus add-ons priced separately (Lead Docket for intake, document and reporting modules)

Intake (Lead Docket) is a separate, added-cost product

AI features often output to free-text fields

Tiered support, with a paid partner ecosystem selling support, optimization, and training

General legal platform used across many practice areas

Verified as of August 2026

Why PI firms choose Neos as a Filevine alternative

Every document, the case it belongs to, instantly. Search across the firm. Find faster, resolve sooner.

Purpose-built for personal injury

Decades of PI experience and personal injury workflows, not a general legal platform.

One system, intake to settlement

Intake, cases, documents, and reporting live together. There is no add-on stack to assemble.

Pricing you can read before you sign

Full-featured, per-user pricing with the essentials included, so the quote you see is the price you pay.

See where every case and every dollar stands

Real-time dashboards and outcome tracking by attorney, built in. No waiting on IT for custom reports.

Results

What firms see after switching

3.5x
growth
Jennifer Samuels
Firm Manager
The Samuels Firm
60%
efficiency lift
Bettina Altizer
President
Altizer Law
2x
faster medical record review
Edward Flynn
Medical Records Coordinator
Finney Injury Law
80%
less data entry
Kelly Martin
Founding Partner
Latham & Martin
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How Assembly handles the migration

With Neos, the move is run by a single in-house Assembly team, not outsourced and not left to your staff to figure out. Your cases, documents, notes, and history come over intact, and your firm keeps running until the day you switch.

Digital file tags labeled with case files, call logs, workflows, users, and email contacts above the word Neos.

White-glove migration, handled in-house

Thousands of firm migrations completed

Most firms live in weeks

96% of firms recommend our migration team

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Lead Docket and does it cost extra on top of Filevine?

Lead Docket is Filevine's intake product, listed separately from case management in Filevine's own product specifications and sold as its own subscription. Firms running both pay twice. In Neos, intake and case management are one system at one per-user price, with dynamic intake forms included.

How much does Filevine cost per user?

Filevine does not publish pricing. Its own product specifications set fees "in the applicable Sales Order," so every quote is custom and built from a core fee plus separately priced products. Neos publishes full-featured per-user pricing with the essentials included.

Is Filevine or Clio better for a personal injury firm?

Filevine is more configurable and carries a deeper add-on product line. Clio is broader across practice areas. Neither was built specifically for personal injury, so firms comparing the two on PI workflows, intake, and total cost usually end up widening the comparison to include PI-specific systems.

How long does it take to switch from Filevine to Neos?

Most firms go live on Neos in weeks, not months. Assembly's in-house migration team moves your case data, documents, notes, and history intact, rebuilds your workflows, validates the data with you before go-live, and trains your team with role-based onboarding. You keep working in your current system until the switch.

Does the switch to Neos disrupt my active cases?

No. Your firm keeps running on your current system while the migration is prepared and validated. You move to Neos on a planned go-live date, so active cases and deadlines are never left in limbo during the transition.

What is Filevine's customer support like?

Filevine's public support ratings sit in the same range as most legal platforms, around 9.0 out of 10 on G2. The more useful question for a personal injury firm is who picks up and what they already know. Filevine supports many practice areas, so PI-specific questions about liens, policy limits, or settlement disbursement often route through generalist tiers, and Filevine maintains a partner directory of outside consultants who sell support, optimization, and training as separate paid services. Assembly's support team is PI-trained and in-house, with no partner layer between your firm and the people who build the product.