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“Clio tried to push me, a new solo, into buying a $700/month AI package and their intake and case management systems were clearly two different software programs where you had to manually export contracts to your case system.”

On r/Lawyertalk · Sep 17, 2026
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Said in “Starting my own practice in September. What software did you keep paying for after the first few months?”

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