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Just kidding, I charge for that too. But I do charge different rates for different activities and I would like my practice management system to work with me on that.” Mark’s not alone in that desire. Attorneys need a lot from their software. Below I’ve done in-depth comparisons of five of the top law practice management software products aimed at sole proprietorships and small-to-medium sized firms.

Cadintools4 For Coreldraw 4.0.5.25. At the 2017 Clio Cloud Conference in New Orleans, Clio unveiled the latest updates to their legal practice management software. In short, it's the most significant. Amicus Attorney Practice Management System. Amicus Attorney Practice Management System is developed by Gavel & Gown Software who has been providing legal software.

These solutions have been reviewed and written on, and I’ve consolidated this information into an easy-to-read comparison. If you know what you want and are just interested in comparing features and pricing, the below chart is all you need.

If you’d like more in-depth information, including the thoughts of other attorneys who’ve used the software, read on. All law firm practice management software will automate and manage correspondence, documents, calendars, timekeeping, and billing for your clients. The differences are mainly in the extent to which the software can automate those tasks, how easy it is to use the software, customer service levels, and other features. Here are six law practice software products and how they compare.

Reviewed every software product on this list. Bless Andrew Cabasso’s heart, this rundown relies heavily on his research. Stand-out features The set-up screen, and overall user interface were great, according to Cabasso. It also features the best Microsoft integration. Cons While Amicus integrates perfectly with Microsoft Outlook, non-users will have to pay $10 per month to use the software.