Run intake, matters, billing, documents, payments, and client communication from one AI-assisted legal workspace.
We confirm available workflow scope, onboarding, and any provider requirements before a firm begins rollout.

Law firm management software should give attorneys one organized place to run the business side of legal work. When intake, matters, billing, documents, reminders, and client updates live in separate tools, staff lose time and clients feel the gaps.
Attorney Core connects the full law firm workflow from the first lead to the final payment. A firm can capture a prospect, open a matter, assign tasks, upload documents, track time, create invoices, collect payments, and keep the client informed without re-entering the same information across different systems.
For small and growing U.S. law firms, that means clearer operations, easier onboarding, better billing visibility, and a client experience that feels professional from day one.
See Attorney Core in action
A simple walkthrough of how one matter moves through intake, AI assistance, conflict checks, documents, billing, and client updates.
Capture a new lead through intake, referral tracking, or the embedded form.
Run conflict checks and convert the prospect into a client and matter.
Assign tasks, deadlines, documents, notes, and responsible team members.
Track hourly work or add fixed-fee items directly against the matter.
Generate an invoice or payment plan and share it through the client portal.
Review revenue, deadlines, client activity, and firm health from the dashboard.
Review the product areas your firm wants to evaluate in a guided walkthrough.
Track every case from open to close with tasks, notes, documents, timelines, and billing - all in one command center.
Review time entries, fixed-fee items, expenses, invoices, and retainer records. Online payment processing requires a configured provider and separate verification.
Digital intake forms, prospect pipeline, conflict checking, and one-click client conversion with zero re-entry.
Matter-organized storage with version control, template generation, and secure client sharing via the portal.
Separate client ledgers, transaction records, and reconciliation support for review by the firm and its accounting professionals.
Authenticated clients can review available case updates, shared documents, invoices, and messages.
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.
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Compare hourly, fixed-fee, retainer, and trust-aware billing workflows for law firms.
Create professional invoices, payment plans, reminders, and client payment links.
Capture website leads, run conflict checks, book consultations, and convert prospects into matters without re-entry.
Give clients secure access to invoices, documents, updates, and messages.
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Compare Starter, Growth, AI Pro, and Enterprise pricing options for U.S. law firms.
Law firm management software is a platform that helps attorneys manage clients, matters, tasks, documents, billing, payments, reporting, and client communication from one system. Attorney Core brings those workflows together for small and growing U.S. law firms.
No. Billing is one important module, but Attorney Core also includes intake, CRM, matter management, documents, client portal, deadlines, reporting, security controls, and AI-assisted workflows.
Attorney Core uses a guided evaluation path so a firm can review workflows, confirm pricing, choose the right plan, and launch with the right setup.
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.