Lawcus
One app, all things legal
Lawcus is cloud-based legal practice management software that brings client intake and CRM, matters, tasks, billing, document automation, client communication, and no-code workflows into one connected platform. It is designed to help law firms manage work from first inquiry through matter completion, replacing fragmented tools and repeated manual work.
Core capabilities include case and matter management, task tracking, billing and invoicing, trust accounting, time and expense tracking, document automation, legal e-signatures, a client portal, appointment scheduling, and Kanban-style intake. Nova AI supports drafting messages, summarizing information, and maintaining consistent workflows. No-code automation can trigger tasks, emails, documents, reminders, and status changes. Integrations include Gmail, Microsoft 365, Google Drive, Dropbox, QuickBooks, Xero, LawPay, Zapier, WiseTime, and others. The platform runs on macOS, Windows, and Linux, with a mobile app available.
Lawcus is aimed at small firms, mid-size to large firms, and in-house legal teams across practice areas including bankruptcy, civil litigation, criminal law, employment, real estate, family law, intellectual property, and personal injury. Pricing is offered in per-user editions—Essential, Growth, and Elite—with monthly and annual billing options. A 14-day trial is available, and free data migration and support are offered for annual plan users.
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