Work from the office, from home, or from the courtroom. Attorney Core is cloud-based law firm software that goes wherever you go - securely.
We confirm available workflow scope, onboarding, and any provider requirements before a firm begins rollout.
Cloud-based law firm software gives attorneys the flexibility to access their practice from any device with an internet connection - without maintaining servers, worrying about backups, or being tied to a single office computer. As remote work, hybrid arrangements, and mobile legal practice become the norm, cloud-based software has moved from a convenience to a necessity for competitive law firms.
Attorney Core delivers a full-featured cloud-based practice management platform that attorneys can access from any web browser on any device. Client records, matter details, time entries, documents, billing history, and trust account data are all available in real time - whether you are at your desk, at a client meeting, or waiting in the courthouse hallway.
Beyond web access, Attorney Core offers an installable Windows desktop client for firms that prefer a dedicated application experience. It connects to the configured Attorney Core service; offline availability and synchronization are not promised.
Review the product areas your firm wants to evaluate in a guided walkthrough.
Use supported modern browsers with an internet connection. Validate critical workflows on your firm’s required devices during evaluation.
HTTPS, authenticated access, role-aware controls, and firm-scoped queries are built into the production application. Storage and backup controls depend on deployment configuration.
Hosted deployments can receive centrally managed releases; availability and maintenance windows depend on the service configuration.
Multiple team members work in the same data simultaneously. Assign tasks, log notes, and share documents in real time.
The installable client provides a dedicated application experience and normally requires connectivity to the configured Attorney Core service.
Attorney Core can operate as a hosted service. Responsibilities for storage, backups, retention, and recovery are confirmed during onboarding.
Launch checklist
A clear intake-to-matter workflow
Real product screenshots, not abstract illustrations
Transparent pricing and guided onboarding path
Security controls stated without unsupported claims
A focused 15-minute demo option for attorneys
Trust without hype
Published plans start at $49/user/month · Confirm plan scope, provider requirements, and onboarding during evaluation.
The production service uses HTTPS, authentication, role-aware controls, and firm-scoped queries. Storage encryption, backup schedules, retention, recovery objectives, and optional scanning depend on deployment configuration and are confirmed during onboarding.
Most Attorney Core workflows require a working internet connection. The Windows desktop client does not currently promise full offline operation or automatic offline-data synchronization.
Attorney Core uses license-based onboarding so each firm receives controlled access, a guided setup path, and the right plan for its team.
Setup time depends on users, data quality, imports, integrations, and training needs. We confirm the proposed onboarding scope and timeline before a paid rollout.
For most small firms, the key is to migrate active workflows first: clients, matters, documents, billing status, deadlines, and staff ownership. Attorney Core is positioned for guided adoption rather than a long enterprise rollout.
Starter includes core billing records. Growth and higher plans add trust and retainer tracking. These tools assist reconciliation but do not constitute legal, accounting, or compliance advice.
Yes. Attorney Core is designed so structured intake data can support conflict checks, client conversion, matter setup, and follow-up workflows without forcing staff to retype the same facts across different tools.
The client portal supports authorized access to shared case information. Confirm available documents, updates, billing views, communication, and any provider-dependent payments in the proposed plan and deployment.
Yes. Attorney Core runs in any web browser and is also available as a Windows desktop app for attorneys who prefer desktop software.