Onward Technologies, a provider of world-class software solutions and hardware services for legal and enterprise professionals, has teamed with litigation software provider CaseLogistix to provide law firms and attorneys with cutting-edge customizable software and consulting services.

The partnership between the two companies will allow Onward Technologies to add value to the CaseLogistix litigation application by providing existing IT infrastructure, support, and consulting services to end users. Onward Technologies aims to leverage its 20+ years of experience in providing IT services and support to law firms by aggressively integrating CaseLogistix litigation software into applications for the legal community. Finally, Onward Technologies’ experience with SQL will allow the company to offer an SQL-based litigation support application, which has previously been unavailable in the legal industry.

Onward Technologies offers:

• Decades of experience with SQL-based integration, as well as customized software applications
• Design, integration, optimization, and maintenance of new and existing IT environments
• Customized approach to training and consulting for customers within the legal industry
• Web-based intranet/extranet solutions with integrated practice management tools to promote collaboration among staff and clients
• A detailed understanding of the needs of law firms and attorneys, cultivated through 20+ years of comprehensive legal IT support
  

Onward Technologies offers:

• A categorized view of all issues, transcripts, pleadings, and evidence pertaining to a specific case or groups of cases
• The ability to access all case information—documents, spreadsheets, graphics, video, audio, and even X-rays—from one application
• A “Notes” feature that allows attorneys to create unlimited private (or shared) notes and information for future research of case evidence
• A Document Library that enables attorneys to neatly organize every element of individual cases
• The most powerful search feature in the industry, allowing attorneys to search by terms, synonyms, and even phonetic word pronunciations
• A “lawyer-friendly” interface based on an Outlook email format