Recommendations legal practice mangement software.

[computertechguy]

Client is looking for legal practice management software, very small practice 1 attorney and 1 secretary.

 

[YeOldeStonecat]

Amicus (they have several suites), Clio, and LexisNexis....are a few of the popular ones.

 

[HCHTech]

I have one client currently switching from TimeMatters (on prem) to Filevine (Cloud). Both are managed by a separate consultant so I don't have much experience with either one.

 

[mikeroq]

My only law firm used Tabs/Practicemaster for over a decade. They recently switched to an online offering, MyCase. They seem to like it.

 

[LongMSP]

I have one client using an EXTREMELY outdated version of Amicus that we run in virtual machines. Every other law office I serve pretty much runs a combination of Clio and OneDrive. They all seem to like it.

 

[DRPCNZ]

Very timely post, I have just been asked by a law firm here in New Zealand what software is available that they might look to use

 

[pcservices]

Most of our law firm clients use Amicus and a few use PCLaw

 

[nlinecomputers]

I have a client that switched to Smokeball but honestly, this isn't something a PC tech can answer. Your lawyer needs to ask other lawyers and their Paralegals what they like. Once they have a choice then you look it over for the technical aspects. What software does it integrate with? Can it use M365 or Gmail or does it REQUIRE an in-house server and so on?

 

[oldtech]

Smokeball for a cloud only solution or Abacus for a hybrid solution