The hidden costs in your law-firm software stack
The hidden costs in your law-firm software stack — a plain-English operations guide for law firms of any size.
By Levi A. Grosswald
From our desk
Notes on running the business of a law firm.
Plain, first-hand guides to the operational side of practice, what your software should cost, how pricing models actually add up, and what to look for before you sign. Written by the founder, a practicing attorney whose own firm already runs LexSteward’s tools. No vendor pitches, no legal advice.
Why flat-fee software gets cheaper as your firm grows
Why flat-fee software gets cheaper as your firm grows — a plain-English operations guide for law firms of any size.
By Levi A. Grosswald
How much should law-firm software cost?
There's no single number, but there is a way to figure out yours. A founder's framework for adding up what you actually pay, and the line that tells you you're overpaying.
By Levi A. Grosswald
Per-seat vs. flat-fee pricing for a law firm
Per-seat pricing punishes the thing you want most: hiring. A founder walks through where the two models cross, why the crossover comes sooner than you'd think, and the softer costs nobody puts on the invoice.
By Levi A. Grosswald
What to look for in all-in-one law-practice software
All-in-one is a marketing word until you pressure-test it. A founder's buyer checklist: the questions that separate a real single system from a bundle of bolt-ons wearing one logo.
By Levi A. Grosswald