If you answer yes to the questions below, keep reading.

• Are you struggling to stay organized?
• Are you struggling to find a case management system that works for your team?
• Are you done spending thousands on products that don't work?
• Are you ready to get back to the basics of case management?

Did you say yes to most of the questions? I did too!

Hi, I'm Misty Murray, Litigation Paralegal and Founder of the

Microsoft 365 Case Management System

In my two decades as a Litigation Paralegal, I've worked with my share of case management systems. Yet, regardless of the system, it was always the law firm making sacrifices to adapt. And because we're creatures of habit, we endure the good, the bad, and the ugly. In fact, we're often forced into buying expensive cookie-cutter case management solutions. 

After two decades, I was no longer willing to adapt and the needs of my team had evolved. I needed to find:

• a robust solution that didn't break the bank; 
• a cloud-based solution that worked securely across all devices;
• a way to view my calendar and contacts;
• a way to work and communicate with my virtual team.

I, like so many others, needed a better way.

While searching for a better way, I had to define the basic needs of most law firms today:

• Email Management (digitally storing emails)
• File Attachment Management (digitally managing email attachments)
• Document Management (file repositories available online/offline)
• Calendar Management (track your docket, deadlines, appearances, etc.)
• Contacts Management (digitally manage and share contacts)
• Task Management (delegate and manage tasks)

The solution was at my fingertips. The answer was Microsoft 365. The cost was $14 per month.

Focus on the cases and clients, and remove the fluff. Get back to the basics by leveraging the power of Microsoft 365. Turn your Microsoft applications into a custom-built case management system.

Take your casework with you. Access your cases on your phone, tablet, or laptop. You can bill eight hours at your office, or you can bill eight hours on your boat. The decision is yours.