IT support for law firms in Los Angeles.
Managed IT for Los Angeles law firms: privileged files protected, email that attackers can't walk into, and a helpdesk that answers at 11 pm the night before a filing. One flat monthly fee per user, with the security controls outside counsel guidelines ask for already in place.
What a law firm needs from IT.
A firm of 5 to 60 lawyers and staff lives on email, a document system and deadlines. The IT questions that matter are whether a lost laptop exposes a client, whether a spoofed email can redirect a settlement wire, and whether everything is up at 4:55 pm on the day a brief is due. We build for those.
The document system and the practice software
Clio, MyCase, PracticePanther, NetDocuments, iManage, PCLaw and TimeSolv, plus Acrobat and DocuSign. We keep them running and backed up, and we call the vendor when the application is the problem.
Privilege protected
Encrypted laptops, multifactor sign-in on every account, access limited to the matters a person works on, and a log of who opened what. The controls ABA Model Rule 1.6 expects, set up once and kept current.
Support at the hours lawyers keep
A 24/7 helpdesk with every request acknowledged within five minutes and a 15-minute response target for emergencies. On-site across Los Angeles County when a hand is needed.
Where law firms get hurt.
The attacks we see against Los Angeles firms aren't exotic. Someone's email password is reused and guessed, a forwarding rule is quietly added, and a client receives new wire instructions from an address that looks right. Or a shared drive is encrypted on a Friday night and the only backup was on the same server.
We close those doors before they're tried: multifactor sign-in everywhere, mailbox rules and sign-ins watched around the clock, backups kept off the network and restored on a schedule to prove they work, and a written plan for the first hour of an incident.
Outside counsel guidelines and client questionnaires.
Corporate and insurance clients now send security questionnaires before they send work. They ask about encryption, multifactor sign-in, retention, incident response and who can see their matters. A firm that can't answer loses the engagement to one that can.
We answer them with you, from evidence rather than promises. The policies, the access reviews and the training records already exist because they're part of the service, so the questionnaire takes an afternoon instead of a month.
What's included for the flat fee.
Everything below is standard, not a tier. Most firms pay $125 to $200 per user per month, about $225 with 24/7 security monitoring, with a one-time onboarding fee equal to one month of service.
Legal IT FAQs
Common questions from law firms evaluating IT support with attorney-client confidentiality in mind.
Want to know what IT should cost your firm?
Book a 20-minute call. Bring your headcount and your document system, and we'll give you the per-user price, what's included and an honest answer on fit.