Law Firms & Legal Departments
SharePoint as a DMS: Law Firms & Legal Departments
Colligo empowers the world’s leading law firms and legal departments—including Microsoft Legal and Corporate Affairs—to utilize SharePoint as their legal DMS.
As budgets get tighter, firms increasingly turn to SharePoint to leverage their existing Microsoft investment and migrate from complex and costly legacy systems.
Colligo's comprehensive email and document management solutions easily extend SharePoint as a legal DMS, for efficiently classifying and accessing electronic client matter, from Office documents, images, PDFs, emails, and attachments..
Lawyers and administrative staff can easily manage case-related matter content, including emails and attachments, together in SharePoint, from the applications and devices they use every day. Rich metadata support, federated Outlook/SharePoint search capabilities, and offline access make it easy to provide up-to-date information, driving collaboration and productivity for your firm, and providing protection during ediscovery initiatives.
Colligo Solutions for Law Firms & Legal Departments
- Drive efficiencies by managing all case-related emails and files together in SharePoint client sites
- Empower staff to manage client-related content including emails, contracts, files and other matter in SharePoint, directly from within Outlook
- Reduce risk and liability by ensuring that email is managed according to regulatory and organizational requirements
- Ensure findability with flexible taxonomies that correspond to practice-level work
- Drive remote productivity with instant offline access to client matter and administration files
- Increase billable hours by significantly decreasing time spent searching for or recreating documents
- Simplify maintenance and reduce costs by consolidating legacy systems
- Drive adoption of SharePoint as your legal DMS
Download your 30-day free trial now and discover why thousands of organizations around the world—including Microsoft’s Legal and Corporate Affairs—rely on Colligo’s award-winning document and email management solutions for SharePoint.
Colligo and SharePoint Case Studies for Law Firms & Legal Departments
Fischer Behar Chen Well Orion & Co. | Driving adoption of SharePoint for email & document management.
"Colligo Contributor Add-In for Outlook provides an excellent solution for email management in SharePoint."
Read Now »Microsoft Legal and Corporate Affairs Group (LCA) | Microsoft Legal and Corporate Affairs Group Improves Document and Records Management with SharePoint 2010 and Colligo Contributor Pro
"Colligo allowed customer-facing users to access files on the road, making it easy to stay up-to-date."
Read Now »Fernald Law Group | Fernald Law Group Creates Competitive Advantage with Microsoft-Hosted SharePoint & Colligo Contributor Pro
"Our goal of a paperless office has really benefited from Colligo Contributor Pro. Colligo’s integration of Windows Explorer to SharePoint enables us to save files directly to SharePoint and add the necessary metadata to make them easier to organize and find."
Read Now »National Grid | National Grid Legal Department Improves Collaboration and Increases SharePoint Adoption with Colligo Contributor Add-In for Outlook
"Colligo Contributor Add-In for Outlook has enabled the National Grid legal department to leverage the power of SharePoint in a way that is familiar and seamless to our users."
Read Now »Colligo and SharePoint Whitepapers for Law Firms & Legal Departments
Why Client Technology is Important to Organizations That Have Deployed SharePoint
Driving adoption and solving business scenarios using SharePoint client technology.
Read Now »On-Demand Webinars
Ryan Duguid
Unleashing SharePoint 2010 for Records Management, Governance, and Compliance
Ryan Duguid, Senior Product Manager, Microsoft; Art Bellis, Vice President, GimmalSoft; Trevor Dyck, Director of Product Management, Colligo
Nishan DeSilva
SharePoint 2010: How Microsoft is Using SharePoint 2010 & Colligo Contributor for ECM & Records Management
Nishan DeSilva, Senior Director, Information Management & Compliance, Office of General Council, Microsoft






