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PCLaw

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Legal time, billing, and accounting from LexisNexis for small to mid-size firms

5.8
Visit PCLaw Last reviewed: 2026-04-11

PCLaw is aging accounting software that existing users tolerate and new users should avoid. CosmoLex offers better accounting with full practice management included. The LexisNexis name alone doesn't justify the limitations.

Best for

Firms that want established, LexisNexis-backed legal accounting and billing with deep trust compliance and don't need modern practice management frills.

Company size

1-30 attorneys

What it costs

Plan Price Users
PCLaw $69 /mo per user Custom
Pricing last verified: 2026-04-11

What's good

  • Full legal accounting with GL, AP, AR, and bank reconciliation — one of the most complete accounting suites in legal tech
  • Trust accounting is mature and bar-audit-ready
  • 200+ standard reports for financial analysis
  • Backed by LexisNexis brand reliability

What's not

  • G2 rating of 3.3 and Capterra 3.5 are the lowest in the category — user frustration is widespread
  • No case management, document management, calendar, tasks, client portal, or mobile app — it's purely billing/accounting
  • Historically desktop-based with cloud migration that feels incomplete
  • No API, severely limiting integration options

Features

5/18 features
Case Management
Case / matter management
Contact management
Conflict checks
Client intake forms
Client portal
Documents & Automation
Document management
Document automation
E-signatures
Email management
Billing & Accounting
Time tracking
Billing & invoicing
Trust / IOLTA accounting
Scheduling & Deadlines
Calendar management
Task management
Court rule deadlines
Platform
Reporting / analytics
Mobile app
API access

Common questions

PCLaw starts at $69/month. They offer 1 plan(s). Pricing was last verified 2026-04-11.

No, PCLaw does not currently offer a free trial.

PCLaw is designed for 1-30 attorneys. Firms that want established, LexisNexis-backed legal accounting and billing with deep trust compliance and don't need modern practice management frills..

PCLaw has limited integration options. Check their website for the latest list.

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