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.

The best part of buying a new tech gadget is that first hour after opening the box. Everything is sleek and shiny. Each feature has exciting possibilities. All you can think about are the many ways that your new device will make your life better. Then, the honeymoon phase is over, and you must realistically consider how this device fits into your average day. That part isn’t nearly as much fun, which is why many people end up using their new gadget as a very shiny, expensive paperweight.

So, how can the average user go new iPad owner to iPad master? Brett Burney, a legal and technical consultant, saw this as an opportunity to share his experience and help firms use technology more efficiently. He created "iPractice on an iPad," an online course focusing on using the iPad to its full potential in a legal environment. The course consists of short video ‘sections’, which are then grouped into Modules based on a specific topic (e.g. “Managing & Organizing Files”).