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NebuLAW Makes Running a Legal Practice Easy
NebuLAW Makes Running a Legal Practice Easy
Go To Court Lawyers is proud to announce that our staff have been using NebuLAW, a state-of-the-art Legal Practice Management System, since the start of 2020 with excellent results. NebuLAW uses the Salesforce platform and allows our lawyers and support staff to work remotely with ease, with all client files, statistics and financials maintained electronically and easily accessible from court, from the office, from home and while on the road. This has made our transition to working from home during COVID lockdowns this year seamless.
What is NebuLAW?
NebuLAW is an online legal practice management platform that was built by lawyers, for lawyers. The system ensures client data is kept safe and that matters are handled effectively and efficiently with everything kept in the one place.
The NebuLAW platform provides everything that a law firm needs, simplifying client relationship management and allowing staff to record all data in one place, avoiding the need to transfer information between platforms.
NebuLAW delivers better outcomes
NebuLAW allows supervisors to monitor solicitors’ casework from any location, leading to more effective supervision when lawyers are working remotely. It allows solicitors to better monitor the progress of each of their files, their financials and their billable hours with all relevant information in front of them.
All of our staff use NebuLAW and solicitors, technical support staff, administrative staff and finance staff are all singing its praises.
Having all the firm’s information in a single source location vastly improves the efficiency as this means that staff can report on a huge number of figures. Each client matter is progressed through NebuLAW from the first appointment to payment and each stage of case management until final resolution all through NebuLAW.
What our solicitors have to say about NebuLAW
Solicitors at Go To Court Lawyers say that NebuLAW streamlines their casework and makes file management easy.
“Nebulaw enables me to manage all of the firm’s matters seamlessly whilst ensuring the billing process is efficient and time-saving. I have managed to reduce overhead and focus on what truly matters ― working with clients and spending more time on legal matters. Our experience with Nebulaw has been an overwhelmingly positive one.”
– Raj Srikanthan, Legal Hotline Manager
Business as usual
With the support of the NebuLAW platform, our solicitors have continued to deliver top-quality legal services to clients throughout 2020 and 2021, with many of our offices operating under COVID lockdowns for significant periods.
If you require legal advice or representation in any legal matter, please contact Go To Court Lawyers.
Fernanda Dahlstrom
Content Editor
Fernanda Dahlstrom has a Bachelor of Laws from Latrobe University, a Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice from the College of Law, a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Melbourne and a Master of Arts (Writing and Literature) from Deakin University. Fernanda practised law for eight years, working in criminal defence, child protection and domestic violence law in the Northern Territory. She also practised in family law after moving to Brisbane in 2016.
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