LeanLaw

Pros: I like the synchronization with Quickbooks. I also like that it is easy to apply different tax rates for different jurisdictions while time track and billing.

Cons: There is no ability to schedule appointments within the software. This is a feature I am very hopeful they will develop given that they already have a calendar view within Leanlaw.

Pros: Movement of invoices into another software for sending to clients & expense tracking. We still utilize Quickbooks.

Cons: I do not care for the double screens after login. Two tabs are opened which bothers my OCD and I immediately close the one non-essential window.

Pros: The user-friendly nature of the product and the smooth integration with QuickBooks.

Cons: I don't know that we got the full customer service experience with onboarding. There were issues with our first billing cycle using LeanLaw that could have been avoided with better assistance.

Pros: I like the intuitive interfaces and clear direction. Some lawyers are not particularly in tune with technology, so these simple interfaces and directions help keep frustrations low.

Cons: The reporting interface is quite smashed together and leaves much to be desired. The interface limits itself across the tabs rather than allowing differences between the tabs more.

Pros: It made handling client trust accounting simple

Cons: It did not import client contact info from my case management system

Pros: It's easy to learn and use. The web-based interface is clean and simple and easy to read and use. It handles both time entry, billing, and trust accounting, which is essential because Quickbooks either doesn't do those things, or does them so poorly that it's impossible to figure out. However, Leanlaw's Quickbooks integration is excellent and reliable. I learned how to use Quickbooks and Leanlaw at the same time, and have found it easier than I expected. Quickbooks is a much more complex system, but Leanlaw does a good job of keeping Leanlaw separate but perfectly integrated. I've been impressed with it.

Cons: More of a bug than a dislike, but if you let it sit open in your browser for a while, it will let you type in a time entry or expense entry, and only after you hit "Enter" will it tell you that you need to login again and you've lost your entry.

Pros: Very simple to use. Simple layout that doesn’t have clutter. It’s very intuitive and easy.

Cons: It doesn’t provide other legal work related services such as case management.

Pros: I enjoy the ease of use and the integration with Quickbooks. LeanLaw takes the stress out of accounting for lawyers. The customer service is always excellent.

Cons: It's not very intuitive and there isn't a place to store client documents within the software.

Pros: It works great with QuickBooks and it tells us how we are doing for out monthly billing.

Cons: I am not a fan of the app on my phone. it needs to be easier to enter time. There seems to be a limit on the amount of text.

Pros: The timekeeping features give attorneys everything they need to manage tracking billable hours. That it is integrated with Quickbooks is an amazing feature.

Cons: The cost of LeanLaw is a bit higher than some of the practice management software I considered previously. But it's worth it.

Pros: I really like the ease of the program and I love how it integrates with Quickbooks.

Cons: Really, there is nothing that I dislike about it. I think it is almost perfect for what I need. Since, Quickbooks does not have a good built in time tracker program, this program fills in what is missing beautifully.

Pros: The product is easy to set up and easy to use. The integration with Quickbooks is great - it made it possible for me to confidently use Quickbooks, which I had never used before. The team is very responsive to customer service questions and any questions/issues are very quickly addressed. They are great communicators.

Cons: I don't have any criticisms but my law practice is not very complex.

Pros: It's tailored specifically to Law Firms. It plays well with QuickBooks Online. It appears easy to understand and learn.

Cons: So far, I really like everything about this software!

Pros: Ease of navigation. it has some features that are helpful and would be beneficial to someone who likes QB.

Cons: It doesn't work well with quickbooks there are features that require work arounds to do this. As a result we are working through switching. We would keep the software maybe but the inability to work with other accounting software makes it impossible.

Pros: LeanLaw is easy to navigate, integrates really well with Quickbooks and their customer service reps are very responsive.

Cons: Nothing, they are always improving things, we did not realize was missing.

Pros: Ease of Quickbooks syncing for billing and ease of use for adding time entries.

Cons: When I click on matters, it instantly only shows me the cases that I am linked to but I would prefer to just see all of the firm's cases instead.

Pros: Integration was quite easy. Using LeanLaw has significantly cut down the hours spent invoicing clients. It's a user-friendly interface, the customer service is excellent, and the software is cost-effective. I recommend it highly for small law firms.

Cons: So far, so good. I have no cons to report.

Pros: The software does everything I need and meshes well with Quickbooks. Most of all, the customer service is really great!

Cons: Maybe an icon on my desktop would be nice. But honestly, you might already be able to do this but I haven't taken the time to figure that out.

Pros: How it integrates with Quickbooks online and allows me to more easily deposit into trust and make payments from trust on invoices.

Cons: If I forget to switch back from use undeposited funds account it will unevenly pay from trust and the liability account without warning.

Pros: I love how it interfaces with Quickbooks. I like how simple it is to enter different types of fees and expenses.

Cons: I have been using LeanLaw for a year, and I have no complaints with this software so far.

Pros: Easy to create new client accounts, review invoices and track daily billing.

Cons: It does not allow for case management, but in terms of integration it integrates perfectly with quick books.

Pros: Super user friendly. Great customer service

Cons: No cons that I can think of at the moment

Pros: I chose LeanLaw because it works with my Mac based systems, integrates very easily with Quickbooks, and has a very easy to use interface for my desktop which I use all day every day.

Cons: I would like a little more ability to customize some things.