The latest on legal document management software

General News

Summary

Despite the passage of time, my reason for writing this column has never changed: My goal has always been to help small-firm lawyers make educated and informed decisions about their legal software options. This is all the more important in light of the current situation, where COVID-19 has forced lawyers across the country to shelter in place and work from home. This has become especially pressing in recent weeks as federal and state courts have begun to, out of necessity, mandate the e-filing of digital documents for most legal matters. Another feature included in some software products is the conversion of scanned documents into optical character recognition format, which creates searchable, indexed PDFs. Even so, you’ll find many of them offer an increasingly broad range of interactive document capabilities that can be particularly useful when working remotely, including collaboration features and e-signature tools.

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industries
Legal
applications
Accounting and Taxes

AskAI Classifications

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Software Products SaaS Document Management

Linked Companies

iManage
$100M to $250M
NetDocuments
$50M to $100M
Themis Solutions, Inc.
$100M to $250M
Rocket Matter
$1M to $5M
Worldox
$1M to $5M
MyCase
$10M to $25M