LEAP is a cloud-based legal practice management platform that brings case management, document automation, legal accounting, billing and AI into one system. It is built for law firms that want to centralise matter handling, reduce manual work and track time, invoices and trust accounts in one place. It suits solo practitioners, small and mid-sized firms, and larger legal teams working across multiple practice areas.
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LEAP combines several tools in one platform. Matter management keeps details, contacts and correspondence in one place, and the LEAP Mobile App lets teams keep matters moving from the office, court or on the go. Document automation populates forms, templates and letters with matter details, and the library includes state-specific automated forms and templates that the vendor's legal experts build and maintain. LEAP's legal AI tools support research, analysis, summarising and drafting. On the financial side, matter activity can be logged automatically for timekeeping. The platform generates invoices, manages operating and trust accounts, provides financial reporting, and lets clients pay online. LEAP is aimed at attorneys, paralegals, bookkeepers and accountants, legal assistants, office managers and IT teams. LEAP's website lists pre-built legal content for practice areas including bankruptcy, family law, personal injury, probate and tax law, and says the library covers all 50 states. Integrations are offered with apps such as InfoTrack, Lawmatics and QuickBooks Online. The vendor states that LEAP works in a SOC 2 Type 2 compliant environment. Onboarding is carried out by LEAP's team together with partners at Jayva, and timelines depend on firm size and data volume.
What it does
Matter creation, contacts and correspondence in one centralised place.
Auto-populates forms, templates and letters with matter details.
Support for research, analysis, summarising and drafting legal work.
Invoicing, operating and trust accounts, and financial reporting.
Matter activities logged automatically to capture billable time.
Flexible online payment collection options for clients.
Keep matters moving forward while working on the go.
Shared files and real-time work from a single source of truth.
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LEAP is offered as a subscription, with case management, document automation, accounting, billing and legal AI bundled into one system for one price. Pricing details are on the vendor's pricing page.
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LEAP uses a subscription model and states that its tools are bundled into one integrated system for one price. The vendor directs visitors to its pricing page and says the subscription can scale as a firm grows.
LEAP is designed for attorneys, paralegals, bookkeepers and accountants, legal assistants, office managers and IT teams. LEAP's website says it suits solo practitioners managing high volumes of matters, small to mid-sized firms, and large legal teams across multiple areas of law.
Yes. LEAP can connect to apps including InfoTrack, Lawmatics and QuickBooks Online, and LEAP's website shows logos for LawToolBox, Microsoft 365, DecisionVault and WealthCounsel. LEAP's website links to an integrations page listing all available connections.
LEAP states that it works in a SOC 2 Type 2 compliant environment, which it describes as the gold standard among SaaS providers. LEAP's website links to a page on safeguarding firm and client information. It also says teams can share files securely and work together in real time.
The timeline depends on firm size, the volume of data being migrated and the firm's specific setup. LEAP's onboarding team and partners at Jayva work closely with each firm to map out the process.
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