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CaseMap product overview
What is CaseMap?
CaseMap is a legal case management platform that provides businesses with tools to track case progress and streamline litigation processes. Using the centralized dashboard, professionals can access case documents and share confidential information with team members, clients, judges, and juries. Managers can utilize the search functionality to locate and retrieve specific case facts or files from the database.
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Value for money
3.3
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4.0
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11
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4.2
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- Likelihood to recommend8.07/10
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Michael P.
Attorney
Law Practice, 1-10 employees
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Michael: Hi, my name is Michael and I'm a lawyer. I give CaseMap a one out of five. For more reviews...
Sarah S.
Law Practice, 1-10 employees
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Being able to add in essentially every detail in a matter is a great asset to the organisation of a file. Limits the risk of information being lost or forgotten. A great organisational and brainstorming tool.
A web-based access would be preferable to allow access to all persons acting.
Carole C.
Law Practice, 1-10 employees
Used daily for 2+ years
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I've worked with many types of databases in the past, and this is one of the best. In addition, the CaseMap suite includes other software that is very helpful and interacts with CaseMap, such as TextMap. You can import depositions into this, link exhibits, etc., a very useful part of the Suite.
This is a great database program, designed specifically for law offices. I use it regularly whether we have a big case we are working on, or just to PDF emails in bulk, it works great! It also makes Bates numbering very easy, and enables easy searches when you import. You can set different criteria, sort by multiple terms, designate key documents, among other nice options. With the plug-ins, you can easily import files directly from the document itself, or you can bulk import multiple documents at once.
There is a bit of coding you need to do with your imported documents (some things are coded immediately by the software though), but this is expected since it geared to be so user-specific so I really don't mind! One thing that could be a little difficult is if you rename or move a document that has been imported the link is broken in CaseMap, but there are ways to work around that.
Michael P.
Law Practice, 1-10 employees
Used other for less than 6 months
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Because I am a Mac user, I was hesitant to use CaseMap. But they told me they were coming our with a cloud based version. I called and called for over a year, and finally they told me the cloud based version would be released soon. So I arranged to sign up so I could get started on my project and at least get the documents uploaded. But that proved impossible for the reasons described above. When I...
I thought this program would facilitate organization of material for a court case and allow me to relate bits of evidence to certain witnesses and certain issues. Although it supposedly does that, I could not get it to work.
(1) In trying to use the program you need to enter names. But the program insists on creating nick names, and it insists on a separate nickname for each person in a given role. I understand why this makes sense to a software engineer, but It does not make sense to a lawyer. (2) Commands are scattered around in different places. I wanted to add a document. There are all manner of icons at the...
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Law Practice, 201-500 employees
Used daily for 2+ years
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The ability to manage cases and have multiple team members collaborate.
The ability to add issues, people, documents and any other relevant piece of information related to a matter is great. The fact that you can link those pieces of information to one another makes it invaluable. This is how a team can manage cases.
Too many odd errors that you have to contact support about. I believe Lexis is getting ready to cancel the product or sell to someone else. They used to have dedicated support. Now, you have to dial an 800 number and climb through 3 trees of options before getting a person.
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Law Practice, 201-500 employees
Used daily for 2+ years
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I've used Casemap many times over the years and it has been a great tracker of matters and data related to those cases. If you aren't using Casemap you aren't managing your cases, the are managing you...
-Organize information and data -Map out the issues, facts, and other data points in the matter -Track tasks & completion dates -Sync issues with deposition transcripts to help keep matter together
-No Web based solution -Starting to feel like an old dog, even though it's still very reliable
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