Recommendations to others considering ProLaw:
It will make the staff happy because it is a highly efficient program. It will make IT happy because it is an easy-to-use program. It will make admins happy because it accesses the Outlook calendar and keeps a person from going to multiple places to create an appointment. It gives anyone working on a Matter one place to look for all the information they might need and a highly organized and systematic place to keep countless bits of data that are accessible to anyone and that anyone can add. It makes paper files obsolete and saves trees in the process. It also makes it possible to add your own forms to the form tree making the program customizable for your area of law. Imagine having a program that has it all and that is relatively user-friendly. I have only been using it for two months, and already I have been able to figure out how to navigate the different functions quickly and efficiently. I am a massive fan of the document saving and email saving function that pairs with Outlook email, so simple to use, and now you don't need to print, scan, and upload or physically attach to a paper file folder. Imagine how much room is saved on the bookcases, and floors will not be literally littered with documents that become lost or misplaced because more than one person needs to see them. Not to mention that in this new age of remote working, now multiple people who are not in the office or even in the same city or state can access the same file to complete their work in a more efficient and timely manner! I am not sure what else I can say other than it is most likely worth the cost, or my firm would not continue to use ProLaw for their practice. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
What problems is ProLaw solving and how is that benefiting you?
The biggest problem that ProLaw solved is the paper problem. We are becoming a digital society, and even the lawyers, who love paper, have to change with the times. No more paper cuts and no more cutting down trees. Documents can be downloaded from deed offices and instantly attached to the Matter. In addition, more than one person can be in the file, looking for information or creating documents simultaneously. It is a time-saver, and the follow-ups known as TODOs are extremely helpful to keep a project on track because one can create them with a few clicks of the mouse, making them ready to remind you via email when needed. Last but not least is the Matter Ledger interface making it possible for accounting to update client accounts for payment and running balance. It really does have all of the benefits of being an electronic file with just a few drawbacks that in no way overshadow the benefits. Have I mentioned how much more efficient we all are since everyone uses the program? From the file clerks to the lawyers and everyone in between. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
