MyCase Reviews

I use MyCase, it's fairly inexpensive on a monthly basis, it's good for managing cases but worthless for document assembly.

I've been using Clio and have generally liked it, but I gave My Case a try a couple of years ago and am about to switch back, mostly based on price. I like MyCase's form factor, and the price is way better than Clio's by something like $30/40 a month.

I use MyCase and really enjoy how easy it is to use. It allows us to share documents, send messages, save notes to files, invoice and accept payment from clients and a lot more. The search bar and layout of the portal make it very easy to navigate.One downside is that you have to sign up to have MyCase host your firm's website if you want the portal to reflect the style of your firm's site. If you don't, when your client clicks to log-in from your website it'll redirect to MyCase, which will be its default appearance but with your firm's logo in several places. Not as nice looking but acceptable. We're a small firm but I think it would be very workable with a mid-size firm.

I use mycase.com. Pretty basic, but can do everything you need.

I really love it and have been using it for about a year and a half. Lots of features and easy to navigate. There's a one time $99 fee to integrate with Quickbooks. Service is top notch. I don't think I've waited more than 30 minutes for a response after I send a question. Plus the doc upload is really useful. And they have workflows you can create if your practice uses them.

I use MyCase. It's good enough and it's the cheapest option at $39/mo per attorney. I wish I could customize it more because I don't love the way it is laid out. For example, I have to create a case and a client separately and then attach the client to the case. It feels clunky. But my complaints are relatively minor.If my practice gets bigger, I think I would switch to Clio.