Zola Suite

Litigation practice management software helps firms centralize, monitor, and act on key case information, creating a streamlined approach to managing complex litigation dockets from start to finish.

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Managing a litigation docket across multiple jurisdictions is one of the most demanding organizational challenges in modern legal practice. Law firms

Your firm can reduce scheduling headaches and streamline workflows—freeing your team to focus on building stronger cases and delivering excellent client outcomes.

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If your firm is relying on manual scheduling, disconnected systems, or spreadsheets to manage important litigation deadlines, the chances of human error are high. The good

By shifting to automated workflows, practices can regain control of their caseloads without increasing administrative burden.

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For litigation teams juggling deadlines, filings, and court appearances, accurate tracking is the foundation of consistent outcomes. But when a litigation firm relies on spreadsheets, disconnected calendars, or scattered email threads to

Missed client meetings, overlooked court dates, and internal scheduling overlaps can erode trust, drain productivity, and invite costly errors.

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When time is misallocated, double-booked, or simply forgotten, the consequences can snowball fast. Missed client meetings, overlooked court dates, and internal scheduling overlaps can erode trust, drain productivity,

With the right systems in place, planning for leadership transitions becomes more manageable—and more effective.

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In many law firms, the senior partners who built the business are now approaching retirement. They’ve brought in clients, developed relationships, and set the tone for how the firm operates. But what happens

If each team is managing work differently, it erodes your ability to scale, deliver consistently, and maintain a reliable client experience.

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Managing operations at a multi-practice law firm means walking a fine line between standardization and specialization. You need automatic workflows that bring consistency and visibility across the

With the right tools, your firm’s data can be transformed into actionable insight that strengthens operations, improves client service, and supports long-term growth.

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Every law firm is full of valuable data. It’s created every time a client calls, a task is completed, an invoice is sent, or a

Even the best trial strategy can fall apart if the prep work isn’t locked down. Manual processes open the door to mistakes, delays, and miscommunication.

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It’s rare for litigation teams to lose cases purely for lack of legal skill. More often, they run into problems during preparation. Missing

Firms that manage consistent billing, accurate time tracking, and reliable financial systems well can respond more effectively to rising costs and shifting caseloads.

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Financial problems rarely make a loud entrance. Most start quietly – a reconciliation delay here, a missed invoice there. Delays in the account reconciliation process

Without an accounting system built specifically for law firms, it’s inevitable that errors are going to slip through.

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Keeping tabs on your firm’s finances shouldn’t feel like a scavenger hunt, especially when using a comprehensive accounting system. When data is split between platforms and nothing talks to each

Litigation firms that track expert costs in real-time, negotiate favorable terms, and keep every team aligned are better positioned to stay profitable while building strong cases.

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Litigation often involves expert witnesses to address topics that fall outside the typical scope of legal knowledge. Experts also represent one of

Without accurate reconciliation, financial records start to drift, compliance risks grow, and cash flow becomes harder to track.

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General ledger reconciliation might not be the flashiest part of running a law firm, but it’s one of the most important. Without accurate reconciliation, financial records start to drift, compliance

Winning appeals demands a structured strategy supported by the right internal systems.

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Appellate litigation is high-pressure by nature. Tight deadlines, complex filings, and meticulous documentation mean that even small process missteps can lead to significant consequences. Whether it’s a missed deadline, disorganized records, or inefficient billing, broken systems

Improving financial visibility can facilitate better decision-making and streamline operations.

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You can’t improve what you can’t see. When a law firm doesn’t have clear insight into where money is going, what’s been billed, or which matters are profitable, it’s hard to grow with confidence. Access to both historical