mycase.com
MyCase is a cloud-based legal practice management platform that centralizes matters, documents, timekeeping, billing and secure client communication. Designed for solo and small law firms, MyCase pairs a user-friendly dashboard with mobile apps and integrated online payment processing to streamline day-to-day firm operations.
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Case & document management
MyCase groups matters with related contacts, calendars, tasks and documents so everything for a file is accessible from a single view. Upload and tag pleadings, exhibits and correspondence; use templates for common forms; and track time entries tied to each matter. The system’s search and folder structure are built for busy law practices that need quick retrieval and consistent organization.
Billing, trust & payments
The platform supports timekeeping, flat-rate billing, trust-account handling and automated invoices, reducing manual bookkeeping. Firms can generate bills from time entries, apply retainers, and accept client payments online. Reporting tools export financial summaries and help reconcile ledgers, making month-end workflows simpler for firms that want billing and collections handled inside the same system.
Client portal & mobile access
MyCase offers a secure client portal where clients view invoices, sign documents, and exchange messages. Mobile apps let attorneys update matters, capture time and respond to clients from smartphones or tablets. The combination of portal and apps improves client communication, reduces phone tag, and provides a record of all client interactions tied to the matter.
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Verdict
What we like
- Comprehensive, matter-centered platform that reduces tool switching
- Integrated invoicing and online payment processing
- User-friendly interface with mobile apps and secure client portal
- Useful reporting and document organization for small firms
Worth knowing
- May feel pricey for solo practitioners compared with single-feature tools
- Less customizable for large enterprise firms with complex workflows
- Some third-party integrations are limited compared with open ecosystems
