Client Conflict Check
7.4#3 in legal conflict checking softwareFrom $199 a yearAndroidiOSWeb
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What both publish
| Fact | Client Conflict Check | Digitslaw |
|---|---|---|
| Headquarters | San Diego, California, United States | The contact page lists an address at Plot 45 Oyibo Adjarho St, off Ayinde Akinmade Street, off Admiralty Way; it does not state a city or country on that page. |
| Integrations | Software Finder reports that the vendor lists no third-party integrations. | The maker advertises an integrations area for connecting external tools, but the integration page does not name specific services. |
| Security | The vendor says it uses SSL and encryption and performs daily database backups with redundant servers. | Digitslaw says it uses advanced encryption protocols, secure servers, and regular data backups to safeguard sensitive information. |
| Support | Software Finder lists email support as the available support channel. | Paid plans advertise live chat, phone and email support, while higher tiers add priority support or a dedicated account manager. |
Client Conflict Check plans
- Solo Firms$199 a year
- Mid Size Firms$249 a year
- Large FirmsPriced on request
Digitslaw plans
- FreeFree
- Starter (monthly)11,667 NGN a month
- Starter16,000 NGN a month
- Small Firm (monthly)37,500 NGN a month
- Growth55,000 NGN a month
- Growth (monthly)84,000 NGN a month
Pick Client Conflict Check if…
It is intended for solo practitioners and firms of different sizes that need to check prospective matters and manage conflict records. The plans list limits of two and 10 active attorneys, with custom attorney counts available by quote.
Pick Digitslaw if…
Digitslaw suits solo lawyers and legal practitioners who want client, matter, billing, and trust-account tools in one product. Its paid tiers also cater to firms needing more users, conflict checks, accounting reports, integrations, or unlimited-user Enterprise access.