With a number of emerging entrants in the legal SaaS space why choose Legal SaaS’s aLawPractice.com? The primary reason subscribers are attracted to our offering are the Solutions our collected team have delivered. The Solutions you will experience were arrived at through an iterative process involving a diverse pool of talent with various backgrounds: legal, web development, software architecture, and management and entrepreneurship.
We have taken great efforts to assemble a team which can bring together a broad vision on our directive of “Letting Attorneys Practice Law”. We realized early on that it takes dedicated talent across a spectrum of capabilities to deliver the best possible legal practice management solution over the internet. It is not enough to have cutting edge web 2.0 development skills without the legal practice experience to guide the application. Moreover, having the best insights on matter management delivered with plain old HTML with little attention to the human factors yields software that is at best a burden to use. Even our highly talented developers with focused product direction benefit with design guidelines, which our Software Architect Team is responsible for.
We recognize that Legal SaaS’s success comes down to delivering a quality Web 2.0 experience with intelligent design on how attorneys get their work done. The design should take the best practices from the web in a streamlined approach to delivering on the business of practicing law. We are not about creating cool web technology, we are about creating effective legal practice management which we make available whenever, wherever through smart phones and modern internet browsers. The business of practicing law is ultimately what drives our design decisions. As an example, our team is not trying to get recognition for the coolest iPhone app, we just want to deliver the simplest app to get the task at hand accomplished and thereby free the attorney to focus on their clients.
So if you really want to understand why you should use aLawPractice.com take a look at the Legal SaaS Team.