MerusCase takes pride in helping law firms of all sizes with our cloud-based legal practice management. Fully-integrated, HIPAA-compliant, and easy-to-use, we are the hub for all your cases.

Document management is the cornerstone of our platform, so we’re excited to announce a new integration partnership with DocuSign! 

Now you can send out documents for electronic signature and monitor their status, right from MerusCase.

If you’re thinking about moving your law firm management software from on-premises to the cloud, here are some features you should consider before adopting a solution for your firm. Although we specialize in providing cloud-based software for attorneys, our primary goal is to help law firms make an informed decision to improve their operations.

It's also important to consider the effect social distancing and time away from the office has on your practice, and how technology helps or hinders that.

Many law firms generate enormous amounts of paperwork that’s become difficult to access with COVID-related state-wide lockdowns and self-quarantining. Law firms that already had digital processes in place now have a distinct advantage over those with redundant paper processes.

With these issues in mind, let’s look at why now is the time to become a paperless law firm and some advice on making the transition to digital.

Attorneys and their clients often need to sign court documents, contracts, agreements, and more. But the hassle of printing, signing, and scanning documents wastes time and resources for law firms. Digital signature software (also known as e-signature) lets you sign documents on the computer and authenticate the signer more efficiently and securely than physical signature does.

If you run a business, chances are you've reached out for help with navigating the legal landscape.

Protecting intellectual property, tax advice, and contract management are just some of the issues that might require another pair of eyes. The way that companies seek legal advice has rapidly changed. Thanks to the internet, outsourcing the workforce is now easier than ever. What once was the all-in-one function of BigLaw has been split up into boutique law firms, and other companies that fall under the umbrella of "legal services". The rise of intellectual property as a valuable asset has led many companies, especially Fortune 500s, to bring legal operations in-house.

• Lower the amount of time spent on administrative tasks
• Help businesses manage the relationship between contractors and vendors
  
• Repackage traditional legal services into services that are more affordable and attuned with the needs of modern clients, especially for startups.

It can be difficult at times to know when you need legal tech software. But if you find yourself facing these problems, it might be time to start considering certain software solutions.