Using LegalServer's suite of intuitive and customizable tools, agencies instantly configure their CMS to meet challenges of rapidly-evolving data and case management requirements.
Don't just store data -- Leverage Data. Beyond reporting statistical data for funders, LegalServer allows agencies to synthesize, analyze, visualize and predict based on various sets of data routinely collected within the CMS.
LegalServer integrates the power of various applications used throughout the legal aid community into a single, unified system that quickly, securely and easily shares resources and data to more effectively deliver legal services.
Since 2001, LegalServer has been helping the legal aid community do more with less with the most comprehensive web-based case management system on the market. Besides learning over the years from our clients on refining common requirements for better case handling, LegalServer personnel have over 50 years of hands on experience working at non-profit legal aid agencies.
Hundreds of legal service providers trust LegalServer as the vehicle to achieve their core mission: improving access to justice in their community.
Understanding that pro bono attorneys provide vital legal services to thousands of the most vulnerable residents in their community, LegalServer continues to advance the important goals of volunteerism.
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With modules written specifically to assist professors and students, LegalServer is utilized by some of the largest universities in the United States.
Nonprofit immigration clinics provide critical services to vulnerable low-income immigrants who (often) desperately need assistance navigating the complexities of our legal system.
LegalServer is not just for legal service providers anymore! LegalServer is now being utilized by funders such as IOLTA agencies and bar foundations to manage their funds as well as the communities they support.
Leveraging cutting edge technology, the LegalServer-PD platform empowers public defenders as they provide meaningful representation to indigent populations facing criminal charges.
