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::Computerized Case Management Systems

Mission | Vendors | Articles | Worksheets | FAQs


Our mission at the Legal Technology Institute is to assist the legal profession in making informative decisions about purchasing and using technology. This includes both providing information as well as listening to our clients and industry leaders.

We have been consulting professionally with lawyers since 1989. After hundreds of consultations with law firms and law departments of all sizes, we have developed a methodology and set of procedures to help law firms with the decision to utilize technology.

We have written many articles about computerized case management systems (CMSs). In addition, the ABA/Law Practice Management Section has published a book by LTI Director, Andrew Z. Adkins, III on "Computerized Case Management Systems: Choosing and Implementing the Right Software for You." We've also worked with many CMS developers, providing ideas and suggestions to improve the "flow" of information in their systems, as well as the design of the software systems. We offer our expertise online as well as through consultation.

This CMS Web site is designed to help law firms understand case management systems as well as provide them with tools to make a good decision. We've provided detailed specifications for CMS Systems (provided by the CMS software developers), Sample Worksheets such as CMS Request for Proposals, and CMS Comparison charts. We've also provided links to CMS articles to help you know and understand not only the CMS functions, but also reviews of CMS software.

The detailed information on individual Case Management Systems is provided by each vendor and LTI does not take responsibility for information that may be incorrect due to the developer providing incorrect information. If you find any data or information that may be incorrect, please notify LTI and we will make every effort to correct the errors.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

   
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