legal-accounting
(4)
CARET and the expensive art of remembering
A law firm can do the work and still forget to bill for it. CARET’s long journey from desktop case management to cloud software and AI is a bet that the small administrative gaps deserve serious attention.
SurePoint and the Case of the Vanishing Filing Cabinet
A law firm can win an argument and still lose track of its money. SurePoint’s long journey from accounting software to legal intelligence is a wager that the business of law deserves as much attention as the practice.
Centerbase's Bet: The Messiest Part of a Law Firm Is Also Its Profit Engine
The Dallas software company built one system for the work lawyers do and the money their firms collect. Its best argument is not futuristic AI - it is getting an invoice out before everyone forgets where the time went.
Actionstep Built the Operating System Midsize Law Firms Could Actually Bend
Midsize law firms are too complicated for a starter app and too lean for a software archaeology project. Actionstep is betting the winner will be the platform firms can shape around themselves - provided they are willing to do the shaping.