The practice platform that reads your case file, understands it, and turns it into finished work product. Medical chronologies in seconds. Court documents from your own templates in one click. One platform, priced by caseload, every feature included.
Practice management software keeps a matter in order — contacts, deadlines, documents, time, billing. It is good at that. It does not read a medical record, build a chronology, or draft the motion at the end of it.
The AI tools that do that work are built and priced for firms with a hundred attorneys, and they sit beside the case file instead of inside it. You export, re-upload, and paste the result back by hand.
So a two-person practice pays for a case management system that cannot think, or an AI tool that does not know its matters — and the attorney becomes the integration layer, entering the same client’s name for the fourth time.
LexiSync is one platform that does both. The case management system and the intelligence in the same place, for the size of firm that has been made to choose — priced by active caseload, published, starting at $499 a month.
Built for personal injury and family law specifically — the billing models, the documents, and the language each practice actually uses. Every capability below is included in every plan.
Legal software normally hands you a library of its forms and asks you to work the way it wrote them. LexiSync takes the documents your firm already uses — engagement letters, motions, your state's court forms, your intake questionnaire — and makes them fill themselves.
The same engine runs in reverse for client intake. Upload your questionnaire, decide once where each answer belongs, and send it to the client through the secure portal — their answers flow back into the matter, and nothing updates the file until an attorney approves it. Set up once; paperwork and intake become one-click work from then on.
Four law firms had these tools built inside their own practices before LexiSync was a platform. They are co-architects, and the numbers below come from systems still running today.
You pay for the cases you are actively working — not for how many people you employ. Add your paralegal, your assistant, your new associate: the price does not move.
There is no such thing as a HIPAA certification — no body issues one. HIPAA compliance is a matter of what you actually implement, so here is what is implemented.
Read the full security architecture →Bring an engagement letter, a court form, or a set of records to a 45-minute call and we will set it up live on your practice area. Not a generic walkthrough.