Legal document management built around your matters

Yes. When your firm moves to LEAP, our team can help migrate your existing documents and other important data into the system. Your files can then be organized within the relevant matters, giving your team a centralized place to access documents alongside the client and matter information they relate to.

Documents and matter information are securely stored in the cloud in Amazon Web Services (AWS) data centers in the United States. User authentication and permission settings help control access to sensitive information, while activity tracking provides visibility into how documents are accessed and shared. Authorized users can work with files, client details, correspondence, and other matter information from anywhere, while LEAP manages automatic backups, software upgrades, and content updates.

Yes. Microsoft Word and Outlook work with LEAP to help your team create documents and manage correspondence as part of the matter. You can use information already stored in LEAP to populate documents, format correspondence in Word, and keep relevant emails and files connected to the matter for easier access.

LEAP helps your team stay up to date by keeping documents organized within the relevant matter and reflecting changes in real time. Version history lets users track document changes and access previous versions when needed, helping reduce confusion over which file is current. For client and third-party collaboration, LawConnect also lets users share files, manage access, and track document activity.

LEAP includes unlimited document storage, giving your firm space to keep its legal documents organized within the matters they relate to. This helps reduce reliance on separate storage systems while keeping documents and other matter information together and easier to find.

Legal document management focuses on how your firm stores, organizes, accesses, shares, and maintains documents throughout a matter. Document automation helps your team create those documents more efficiently by using client and matter information already stored in LEAP to populate forms, letters, templates, and other legal documents. LEAP brings both capabilities together, so documents can be created, managed, and kept connected to the relevant matter.