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AgileLaw vs Remote Counsel

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8.1#1 in legal deposition softwareFrom $200 a month
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FactAgileLawRemote Counsel
HeadquartersAustin, Texas, United StatesThe site lists its address as 4901 Olde Towne Pkwy, Suite 100, Marietta, Georgia 30068.
IntegrationsThe FAQ names Relativity, Clio, Box and Dropbox as integrations.The site names Case Catalyst, LiveNote, Summation, and Trial Director as compatible software; it says transcript streams cannot currently feed directly into other vendors’ litigation support software.
Intended usersAgileLaw says it serves firms of all sizes, from solo attorneys to AmLaw 200 firms, as well as litigation teams handling proceedings.The company describes Remote Counsel as a platform for court reporters and attorneys handling depositions, trials, mediations, and arbitrations.
PurposeAgileLaw manages litigation exhibits from witness preparation through depositions, briefing, trial, and arbitration.Remote Counsel provides software, services, and support to help court reporting firms deliver and manage remote deposition services.
SecurityAgileLaw says documents are encrypted at rest with AES-256 and in transit with TLS, and that it is SOC 2 Type II certified and undergoes annual third-party penetration testing.The features page describes the platform as fully encrypted and says team chat is secure.

AgileLaw plans

  • StarterFree
  • Essentials$200 a month
  • Advantage$500 a month
  • EnterprisePriced on request

Remote Counsel plans

  • Remote Counsel StreamingPriced on request

Pick AgileLaw if…

AgileLaw suits solo attorneys, law firms, and litigation teams managing exhibits for proceedings. Its plans range from on-demand host sessions to monthly options for teams needing more sessions and active cases.

Pick Remote Counsel if…

Remote Counsel is designed for court reporting firms and supports attorneys and their deposition teams. It may suit legal teams managing depositions, trials, mediations, or arbitrations.

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