Quolaw
SaaS practice management tool for lawyers.
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Quolaw is a legal practice management software company established in 2011 by founders Yael Frylinsztein and Lorella Jalles in Acassuso, Argentina. The company operates on a Software as a Service (SaaS) model, providing a cloud-based platform designed to help law firms and legal professionals streamline their daily operations. Quolaw's business model is subscription-based, with pricing starting at $39 per user per month, offering various plans tailored to small, mid-sized, and large law firms.
The company's platform offers a comprehensive suite of tools to enhance efficiency. These include features for case and document management, time tracking, and billing. The system allows legal professionals to organize case files, monitor billable hours, generate invoices, and manage documents from a central, cloud-hosted location. Collaboration tools are integrated to improve communication among team members. Users can access their files, calendars, and contacts from any location, assign and track tasks, and receive mobile alerts for important updates and deadlines. The platform also provides reporting capabilities that offer insights into a firm's performance and profitability. A key value proposition is that the software is designed to be user-friendly, allowing law firms to implement it without needing a dedicated IT team.
In its early stages, Quolaw participated in acceleration programs at Wayra in Buenos Aires and Plug and Play Spain in Valencia, securing approximately $50,000 in a seed funding round on October 1, 2011, with Wayra as the investor. A significant milestone in the company's history was its acquisition by vLex, a Barcelona-based legal research platform, on August 27, 2014. The acquisition enabled vLex to integrate Quolaw's practice management software with its own legal information services, offering a more comprehensive solution to its clients across Spain and Latin America.
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