Filevine vs Lawcus: Which is best for you?

It guarantees that documents are orderly, easily accessible, secure, and current, ultimately leading to improved results for clients and increased productivity for legal practitioners.

They have a strict "no refunds" policy if you choose to end early, so I pretty much wasted $2,000 on a nothing system that didn't even provide the services I actually wanted without the extra cost.

I only used it for a little while during an internship but it was pretty great especially the Kanban boards showing the priorities for the ongoing cases, this was super good for keeping accountability and managing the workload effectively.

I have had some bugs from time to time and It can be hard to manage documents etc, also not every feature is available without paying for it.