Legal

Legal-grade IT support without the tech jargon

Five attorneys in suits reviewing case briefs around a conference table in a law firm meeting room

Twenty years with the legal community

We know the software your practice runs on

With over 20 years supporting attorneys, Bitfield Systems has the experience to support your firm’s systems, network and legal software — the things that keep a practice running — both on site and remotely.

Most IT vendors overlook the detail that matters most in a legal practice: how your case management and billing software actually integrates with Windows. Our technicians and client support staff understand both, and they know how to work with your firm’s attorneys.

We support business continuity planning, disaster recovery, remote troubleshooting, VPN connectivity, server and workstation support, and email. We will also synchronise phones and handheld devices with your firm’s scheduling software, wired or wireless, so client meetings and court dates stay in step.


Practice management

Legal software we support

A systems engineer who already knows the applications your practice depends on, rather than one learning them on your time.

TimeMatters Pro / Enterprise

Timeslips

Amicus

Abacus

HotDocs

EZ-Filing


Scope of service

What we cover


Data security: solutions that protect your client data on site or offsite.


A clean network: kept free of malware, adware and spyware.


System monitoring: to head off the downtime that costs you billable hours.


Network hardware: installing and troubleshooting LAN, WAN and security appliances.


Every platform in the office: Windows desktops and servers, macOS and Linux.


Administration: network and email accounts, and the day-to-day troubleshooting.

Our support professionals deliver fast, accurate and complete resolution of hardware, software and network issues, so your firm has a single number to call when something needs fixing.

Let us take IT off your firm’s plate

Tell us which practice management software you run and we will take it from there.

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