Law Warfare is a law practice management platform built inside a working trial practice. It runs a firm's whole practice in one private system: cases and client files, leads and intake, conflict checking, calendar and court dates, e-signature fee agreements, two-way texting from the firm's own number, a secure client portal, invoicing with online card payments, trust (IOLTA) accounting and QuickBooks Online sync.
Every plan includes Law Warfare Second Chair AI. It reads the case file and works up discovery, drafts interrogatory responses from what is already in the file, tracks deposition coverage against the elements to be proved, and builds cross-examination outlines with every impeachable statement cited to page and line. It also reviews body-cam and other recordings with timestamped notes. Every draft waits for attorney review.
Each firm gets its own private installation and database on its own domain. Pricing is one flat monthly price per firm with no feature tiers or add-on modules: the solo gets the same platform as the multi-attorney firm. Data exports are available anytime, and migration from Clio and other systems is free on annual plans. 14-day free trial. A Georgia company, U.S.-based.