StarLaw™ is aN ENTERPRISE-CLASS Information Management system for the BUSINESS OF LAW. StarLaw functionality can also be implemented separately for firms which require co-existence with pre-existing document or records software.

StarLaw is an enterprise class system: the same design philosophy that enabled the processing of over ten thousand complex Wall Street transactions in a single second allows StarLaw to effectively and quickly synchronize huge volumes of information across multiple firm offices and myriad desktops. The same technology premises that backed up and restored hundreds of thousands of transactions every night on Wall Street is able to back up and maintain terabytes of information. The same careful and poised integration that permitted system administrators on Wall Street to easily administer and direct the needs of thousands of users allows legal technology personnel to maintain and secure the knowledge, work product, and correspondence of a firm.

Document Management
StarLaw permits any electronic or paper-based information to be tracked and related to any other piece of information. This information can be categorized according to user wishes, or automatically categorized. With respect to document management, StarLaw permits computer files to be checked out, modified, and checked in. All changes to documents are tracked by StarLaw, giving firms and audit trail of all versions, when they were made, by whom, and to what end. In the event that end user systems are lost due to hardware failure or neglect, StarLaw ensures that work product is maintained and available.

Records Management
Because StarLaw permits electronic records and email to be managed alongside traditional drawer, box, redweld, and folder managed paper records, StarLaw provides fluid functionality that simply does not exist in today’s records management offerings. StarLaw provides advanced information search capabilities so that attorneys are able to effectively research prior work, client issues, and litigation related correspondence. Read More »