Legal Case Management Software Resources
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Our firm is expanding into multiple offices, and the system we’re on now doesn’t really handle distributed teams well. I’m looking for case management software that can support multi-office operations, things like shared workflows, consistent reporting, and secure collaboration across locations.
From the G2 Grid, here are some of the platforms I’ve been looking at:
- Filevine: Highly rated for customization and scalability, designed to support larger firms with distributed teams.
- Clio Manage: The most widely adopted, with cloud access and integrations that make it easier to manage multi-office setups.
- Assembly Neos: Strong satisfaction scores, flexible design, and a good fit for firms that want modern, multi-location workflows.
- 8am MyCase: Solid all-in-one, good for small to mid-sized firms; can support multiple offices, though not as deep as Filevine or Clio.
- Litify: Built on Salesforce, with enterprise-level scalability and collaboration features — strong fit for firms with complex, multi-office needs.
- Smokeball: Great for automation, but often seen as better for small to mid-sized firms rather than very large or multi-office setups.
- Legistify: High satisfaction and modern design, though smaller market presence. Could be interesting for firms wanting flexibility across offices.
For those of you in multi-office firms, which platforms have actually handled collaboration and consistency across offices without becoming a headache?
For firms running multiple offices, what ends up being the toughest part to get right, keeping workflows consistent, making sure reporting is unified, or managing user access/permissions across locations?


