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Legal Practice Management Software - SaaS for Lawyers, Attorneys, Law Firms

Clio makes practice management easy with a suite of web-based tools targeted at solo lawyers and small firms. Clio is a legal Saas (Software as a Service) solution that helps attorneys manage tasks, billings, accounts, matters, invoicing, contacts, events, and documents.

App submitted Sat 16 Jan '10
Tags legal project management

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Chris Also worth a look is Time59 (www.time59.com). It's a cost-effective time and billing application that also provides trust accounting and LEDES invoicing. Thu 28 Jan '10  ·  Flag
CFox Invoicing is such a basic function and it shouldn't cost much. I would like to let readers know that there are more affordable and easy to use options available. Readers should also try several products before selecting the one that suits their requirements. Not all products have same features and navigation flow. Also, Time based billing software and pure invoicing software (in which you can't track time and expenses ) are two different types of products. If you are an attorney, accountant, or other professional that use time based billing, you should use a product that offers time/expense tracking and invoicing based on the time tracking data.

Readers may review CaseFox.com. CaseFox is a Web-based Time and Invoicing Software for tracking of your billable/non-billable hours and expenses, Trust Accountinbg, create client invoices, record payments, tracking case notes, managing case documents, monitoring unbilled hours, unbilled invoices and many other tasks. Multi-user role based access to cases. Special contract attorney access to your account. Sun 19 Feb '12  ·  Flag