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Turn Firm Data into Measurable Decisions

Preparing case, performance, and expense reports manually consumes time and makes results vulnerable to inconsistent figures across departments. Delayed reporting also weakens senior management’s ability to assess the situation and make early decisions.

LAWMAX reporting enables unified legal, administrative, and financial reports based on data recorded and updated in the system, with filtering by period, user, client, file, or report type, and designation of whether a report is internal or shareable with the client.

What Does the Module Display / Manage?

  • Case reports by status, type, lawyer, and court.
  • Hearing, decision, and procedure reports.
  • Reports on tasks, completion, delay, and workload.
  • Reports on clients, files, consultations, and reports.
  • Reports on powers of attorney, licences, and deadlines.
  • Reports on fees, invoices, collections, and judicial expenses.
  • Work-hours and profitability reports when the related modules are enabled.
  • Custom reports for management or clients according to permissions.

Questions This Module Answers

  • What is the volume of open and closed cases?
  • What level of completion is recorded within the team?
  • Which files repeatedly experience delays?
  • What fees, expenses, and collections are associated with each client?
  • Which reports are required by senior management or clients?
  • What missing data affects report quality?

How Does It Help Firm Management and the Team?

Receives standardized periodic reports to support decision-making.

Monitors performance and compares results with previous periods.

Extracts financial reports linked to clients and cases.

Reviews reports on their files, completions, and deadlines.

Value & Operational Return

  • Reduce time spent preparing reports.
  • Standardize report format and content within the firm.
  • Improve transparency for management and clients according to permissions.
  • Support planning based on actual data.
  • Facilitate internal review and audit.

Reporting makes every piece of information recorded within the firm available for analysis, presentation, and decision-making.