Built in-house by Employees First. Not off-the-shelf software.
The client portal at my.efll.law is part of the firm’s own case-management software. Once your legal team opens access for your case, sign in with a 6-digit code we text you, with no password to remember. Then see where your case stands, step by step, along with your upcoming dates and the documents your team shares with you. You can send your team files and messages, too. Every screen is in English and Spanish.
Open efll.law in your phone’s web browser. At the top left you’ll see “← Client Sign In.” Tap it, and it takes you to my.efll.law, your client portal.
You can also type my.efll.law straight into your browser, or open the link in the invitation text the firm sends you when your access is opened.
The sign-in screen says it plainly: “Sign in with the phone number you gave us. We will text you a 6-digit code — no password to remember.”
If your number is on file, a text arrives with your code. It works for 10 minutes and only once. Many phones offer to fill it in for you straight from the text. Then tap “Sign in.”
Employees First Labor Law: your sign-in code is 123456. It expires in 10 minutes. We will never ask you for this code by phone.
You land on “My case,” greeted by your first name: “Here’s where your case stands today.” At a glance you’ll find:
You stay signed in for up to 7 days on that phone. To sign out sooner, tap your initial (the gold circle at the top right), then “Sign out.”
There’s no app to download. The portal runs in your phone’s web browser. To open it with one tap, use the instructions on Home under “Add to your home screen”:
The portal then opens like an app, with the name “Employees First.”
Workers’ comp and employment clients whose legal team has opened portal access for their case. Your team turns access on one case at a time, using the mobile number you gave the firm. Nobody can sign themselves up.
Have more than one case with us? One sign-in shows all of them.
The portal is up to date each time you open it. Your team decides what you see, and nothing shows up until they share it.
Tap “View case” for the full picture: your case type, employer, the firm’s case number, and your court case number when there is one.
A week strip sits on top, with your “Upcoming” dates below. Each card shows the type, date, time and place, and tells you clearly:
Workers’ comp dates include hearings, medical-legal evaluations, medical appointments, your deposition and calls with your legal team. Employment dates include your deposition, mediation, arbitration hearings and trial.
Tap “Details & what to bring” on any date:
On a date you need to attend, tell your team where you stand, with an optional note:
Reach this screen from the “Documents” tile or “All documents” on Home.
“Pay stubs, letters, pictures of documents, medical papers. Up to 25 MB per file.” Anything your team asked for comes first, and uploading against a request marks it done.
One conversation per case, grouped by day. Type in “Message your team…” and tap the gold arrow to send. Your team answers in the same conversation, and a number on the Messages tab shows unread replies.
Rather talk it through? “Tell us when is best and what it is about. We will call you.”
Add a topic if you like. You can have one open request at a time. Or call us at (310) 853-3461. Once you’re signed in, the phone button at the top of the portal dials it for you.
Driving to doctor visits? “You may be paid back for mileage. Write down each trip and we will claim it for you.” Tap “Log a trip” and fill in:
“Your trips” adds up the miles, and each trip is marked “claimed” once your team has claimed it. The log tracks miles only.
Tap EN / ES at the top of any screen. After you sign in, the portal opens in the language you chose with your team, and your sign-in text arrives in that language too.
In Spanish, the tabs read Mi caso · Fechas · Enviar · Mensajes, and the steps of your case, your dates and the what-to-bring tips are all in Spanish.
The portal is designed for a phone held upright. On a computer, it’s the same portal in a centered column, with the tabs at the bottom. Same sign-in, same code, and nothing to install.
Workers’ comp cases and employment cases move differently, so each has its own seven steps. Your case card shows which step you’re on, and “Every step of your case” marks the ones already passed.
“Motions” shares step 5, and “Case closed” shares step 7.
Each step comes with a short description of what is happening at that stage. It is written in plain language and is never a prediction or a promise.
Only you and your legal team can see your case. Here is what that means in practice.
Sign in with the mobile number you gave the firm. If your team hasn’t opened access for your case yet, or a code doesn’t arrive, give us a call.
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