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Client Intake & Communication

Getting organized evidence out of clients, secure sharing, portals and policies that keep matters moving.

Client Intake & CommunicationWriting a Client Communication Policy Your Firm Will Actually FollowHow to write a client communication policy for a law firm: channels, response times, staff roles, after-hours rules, billing and a template to adapt.8 min read Client Intake & CommunicationClient Document Request Letters That Actually Get AnsweredHow to write a client document request letter that gets results: structure, item wording, deadlines, secure delivery and follow-up, with templates.8 min read Client Intake & CommunicationWhy Your Firm Needs a Client Evidence Submission Portal (and What It Must Do)What a client evidence portal does that email and texts can’t: originals preserved and hashed on arrival, tracked requests, and a cleaner chain of custody.8 min read Client Intake & CommunicationClient Portals for Law Firms: What Actually Matters (and What Doesn’t)How to choose a client portal law firm clients will actually use: features that matter, ones that don’t, an evaluation scorecard and a rollout plan.7 min read Client Intake & CommunicationThe 4,000-Screenshot Client: A Triage Workflow for Evidence DumpsWhen a client sends screenshots as evidence by the thousand, use this triage workflow: preserve, dedupe, sort, code by issue and request full exports.8 min read Client Intake & CommunicationThe Family Law Client Intake Checklist: Every Question, Document and WarningA family law intake checklist for attorneys and staff: conflict and safety screening, children, jurisdiction facts, finances, evidence, and first-day advice.8 min read Client Intake & CommunicationHow to Get Clients to Send You Organized Evidence (Instead of Everything)A client evidence organization system that works: issue-based requests, a one-page format guide, an evidence card template, and a fast feedback loop.8 min read Client Intake & CommunicationLimited-Scope Representation: A Workflow That Protects the FirmA limited scope representation workflow for law firms: screening, scope letters, scope creep, court appearances, ghostwriting and clean closing letters.8 min read Client Intake & CommunicationManaging High-Conflict Family Law Clients Without Burning Out Your TeamManaging high conflict family law clients: intake framing, communication limits, evidence floods, expectations, staff protection and when to withdraw.8 min read Client Intake & CommunicationSecure File Sharing for Law Firms: A Practical Standard Your Team Can FollowSecure file sharing law firm teams can actually follow: Rule 1.6(c) factors, minimum controls, a tiered standard, vendor questions and a policy template.8 min read Client Intake & CommunicationTaking Over a Case From a Self-Represented Client: The First 10 DaysTaking over a pro se case? A first-ten-days checklist: docket review, deadline triage, deemed admissions, prior filings, evidence intake and client resets.8 min read
CourtBriefly

Spend the week on the case, not the exhibits.

CourtBriefly turns raw message dumps and scattered client files into reviewed, Bates-stamped, source-linked hearing materials — for paralegals, attorneys and the clients who send them everything at once.

  • Bates-stamped message logs with index + manifest
  • Originals hashed the moment they arrive
  • Client requests with missing-item tracking
  • Attorney approval on the submitted version
  • Source-linked hearing binders
  • API & MCP for your own tools

Free plan with no card, or try Full Suite free for 7 days (card required; cancel before it ends and you pay nothing). Additional client workspaces are $25/mo each.

Simple pricing

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$0
Message Logper matter, one-time
$39
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