CloudLex Named a TechnoLawyer “Hot Product of 2022”
TechnoLawyer, a leading legal tech review site and community, recently named CloudLex as one of their “Hot Products” of 2022. Click here to download a …
CloudLex by the Numbers
CloudLex® By the Numbers CloudLex is the preferred Cloud Platform for Personal Injury law firms 51% Upgraded from their existing software PI law firms who …
Does CloudLex® Integrate With Cloud Storage Software?
Yes, you can integrate CloudLex’s Matter management software with cloud storage software like Google Drive, Dropbox, and OneDrive. OneDrive OneDrive is Microsoft’s cloud storage syncing …
Does CloudLex® Provide Mobile Apps for Personal Injury Law Firms?
Yes, CloudLex has iOS and Android apps for its customers, available to download from the Apple store and Google Play store respectively.It contains a range …
4 Ways Case Tracking Software Helps PI Firms
Running a personal injury practice is not an easy job. It takes a unique personality to juggle multiple PI cases, manage countless meetings, and respond …
How CloudLex’s Intake Workflows Work?
With CloudLex’s Intake Manager, your law office can become more efficient in handling new intakes, and improve client experience. It provides you with powerful tools …
How Can I Log Settlement Demand and Offers in CloudLex®?
With CloudLex, You can manage all the demands and offers in one place for single and even multiple plaintiffs in a PI case. You can …
Clean Up: Better Organize Your Personal Injury Cases With CloudLex®
Nobody likes to clean up after a big meal. After all, you just spent all that time crafting the perfect lasagna—you just want to enjoy …
Don’t Settle: How CloudLex Improves Your Personal Injury Settlement Process
A great movie isn’t a great movie without a great ending—and a successful personal injury litigation isn’t successful without an equitable recovery for your clients. …
Team-ing With Efficiency: How CloudLex Can Transform Your Pi Law Firm Into a Modern, Collaborative Workplace
The law has evolved throughout history; after all, it was illegal to wear purple in ancient Rome if you weren’t royalty—and now it’s only illegal …
