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One of the most dynamic areas of legaltech right now is practice management, which has seen a surge of investments and acquisitions over the past year. Since acquiring Headnote, it has integrated its e-payments technology into both PracticePanther and Bill4Time, with plans to also add it to MerusCase.
The 2022 Legal Industry Report was compiled by the electronicpayments company LawPay and the law practice management company MyCase, both of which are owned by AffiniPay , based on a survey of more than 2,300 legal professionals during August and September. Legal billing and time-tracking software, 42%.
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and with that, what we want to communicate with our rebrand is that our mission is to fundamentally shift the standard for legal technology,” Nettimi said during that interview. No Stranger to LegalTech. Francisco Partners is no stranger to legal technology. PracticePanther Now Has Native E-Signatures (June 3, 2021).
Some of it is also going to non-legal specific tech, such as websites, hardware, and billing or accounting software. It is interesting that the survey appears not to have asked about electronicpayments technology — a technology whose use appears to have soared in recent years, according to other surveys. 2016 Survey.
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LeanLaw’s cloud-based product provides IOLTA trust accounting, time and expense tracking, billing, matter management, electronicpayments, and reporting. The company says it will use the funds “to become a competitive challenger to legacy legaltech and to move forward with its fintech integrations.”
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First up is the online payments company LawPay , which today is announcing a new product tier, LawPay Pro, that enhances the standard LawPay electronicpayments platform with the addition of legal billing features.
The law practice management platform Filevine has added the build-in ability for law firms to accept electronicpayments from clients, capping off its suite of time and billing capabilities in a new feature set it calls Time Tracking, Billing, and Payments.
MyCase also announced two new features related to accepting payments through LawPay, the electronicpayments platform that is owned by MyCase’s parent company AffiniPay Reconciliation of LawPay payments. MyCase says that certified consultants are available to assist customers with implementations.
One of the most dynamic areas of legaltech right now is practice management, which has seen a surge of investments and acquisitions over the past year. Since acquiring Headnote, it has integrated its e-payments technology into both PracticePanther and Bill4Time, with plans to also add it to MerusCase.
In a deal that is sure to shake-up the already hyperactive market for law practice management software, AffiniPay , the parent company of the electronicpayments platform LawPay , has acquired the law practice management company MyCase.
The report finds that firms are leaning into technology that allows them to better track billable hours, manage invoicing, and accept electronicpayments. Of course, one way to address this is through electronicpayments. Improving firm finances.
With LawPay having recently announced a new product tier, LawLawPay Pro, that enhances the standard LawPay electronicpayments platform with the addition of legal billing features, LawPay has now also announced a partnership with QuickBooks Online. Learn more about LexCheck on the LawNext LegalTech Directory.
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This wasn’t just “another legaltech event.” Dan Lear and Bob Ambrogi, series editors Dan Lear, Head of Marketing and Partnerships at Gravity Legal Dan Lear is head of marketing and partnerships at Gravity Legal, an electronicpayments and money management firm built specifically for lawyers and law firms.
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