Compare Juris® and PCLaw® 
- Users report that Juris® excels in its Time Tracking feature, scoring an impressive 8.7, which reviewers say allows for efficient tracking of billable hours, making it a favorite among small businesses.
- Reviewers mention that Juris® offers a more robust Reporting capability with a score of 8.3, highlighting its ability to generate detailed financial reports that help firms analyze their performance effectively.
- G2 users indicate that PCLaw® shines in Ease of Setup, scoring 8.1, with many users noting that the initial configuration process is straightforward and user-friendly, making it accessible for firms with limited IT resources.
- Users on G2 report that PCLaw® has a higher score in Ease of Admin at 7.6, with reviewers mentioning that the administrative tasks are easier to manage, which can save time for busy law firms.
- Reviewers say that Juris® provides superior Quality of Support, scoring 8.3, with many users praising the responsiveness and helpfulness of the support team when issues arise.
- Users report that while both products cater to small businesses, PCLaw® has a larger market segment presence, with 87.2% of reviews coming from small businesses, indicating a strong alignment with the needs of smaller firms.
The ease of looking up case law is unparalleled in other legal research programs. The tutorials that are available are helpful for young attorneys who have been out of school for a bit and need to adapt from the student version to the juris version.
PCLaw is server-based, so you have to pay several hundred dollars per user license and you have to install PCLaw on a computer server if you want to enable multiple users to access it, or install it on a desktop computer if you want one user to be able to...
Very precise program, easy to get around.
Always freezes. Super slow load time. Once it freezes, it is frustrating to have slow load time to get it up and running again. If it freezes, you are looking at a good 5 minutes just waiting to get back where you were.
The ease of looking up case law is unparalleled in other legal research programs. The tutorials that are available are helpful for young attorneys who have been out of school for a bit and need to adapt from the student version to the juris version.
Very precise program, easy to get around.
PCLaw is server-based, so you have to pay several hundred dollars per user license and you have to install PCLaw on a computer server if you want to enable multiple users to access it, or install it on a desktop computer if you want one user to be able to...
Always freezes. Super slow load time. Once it freezes, it is frustrating to have slow load time to get it up and running again. If it freezes, you are looking at a good 5 minutes just waiting to get back where you were.
