PerfectLaw
#33 of 39All-in-one practice management for mid-size and large law firms
PerfectLaw targets the same mid-market as Centerbase and Filevine. It's worth a look if you want everything from one vendor, but the limited public information and dated interface make it a hard recommendation for new firms.
Best for
Mid-size to large firms that want a self-contained system with everything from case management to accounting without third-party integrations.
Company size
10-200 attorneys
What it costs
Custom pricing. Contact PerfectLaw for a quote.
What's good
- Single-vendor solution covering case management, billing, accounting, calendar, and documents
- Court rule calendaring with CompuLaw integration
- Trust accounting with three-way reconciliation
- Strong in government and insurance defense sectors
What's not
- No public pricing and likely expensive for the mid-market segment
- No mobile app or eSignature
- Limited online presence and reviews (30 total) make independent evaluation difficult
- Modern competitors like Filevine and Centerbase offer similar breadth with better interfaces
Features
16/18 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
PerfectLaw uses custom pricing. Contact their sales team for a quote.
No, PerfectLaw does not currently offer a free trial.
PerfectLaw is designed for 10-200 attorneys. Mid-size to large firms that want a self-contained system with everything from case management to accounting without third-party integrations..
PerfectLaw offers API access for custom integrations.
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