Litigious
litigious.online
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What the maker publishes
- AI providers
- Optional AI document generation supports OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Cohere, and local Ollama, using the firm's own API keys. source
- Billing
- Billing & Time includes time tracking, invoicing, and payment processing through Stripe, Square, PayPal, and BNPL. source
- Billing and payments
- Yes source
- Case management
- Case Management covers intake, status tracking, timelines, and case types. source
- Client intake
- Yes source
- Client portal
- Yes source
- Client portal
- The site says law firms can give clients a secure portal for document sharing and case updates. source
- Communications
- The Communications module includes internal messaging, client notifications, and team coordination. source
- Document automation
- Yes source
- Documents and AI
- The Document & AI module offers AI-powered document generation with multi-provider support. source
- Free plan
- Yes source
- Hosting
- Firms can self-host Litigious on their own infrastructure and modify its AGPL-3.0-licensed source. source
- Integrations
- The product lists Zoom, Lex Machina, Stripe, Square, and PayPal integrations or hooks. source
- Legal research
- The Legal Research module lists Lex Machina analytics, judge insights, and case outcome intelligence. source
- License
- The project is released under the AGPL-3.0 license. source
- Medical records
- The Medical Records module supports medical tracking for personal injury and workers’ compensation cases. source
- Migration
- The import pipeline supports Clio, MyCase, PracticePanther, and CSV exports, and runs a dry run before committing an import. source
- Modularity
- Installations start with Core, and firms can enable modules as their needs grow. source
- Modular setup
- Every installation starts with Core, and users can enable modules as their practice needs grow. source
- Product
- Litigious describes itself as open-source legal practice management software. source
- Security
- The homepage states that the product uses PostgreSQL with encrypted storage and supports role-based access and audit trails. source
- Security and data
- The site lists PostgreSQL with encrypted storage and says firms can self-host on their own infrastructure. source
- Time tracking
- Yes source
- Video conferencing
- The Video Conferencing module offers WebRTC native meetings with Zoom integration. source
Checked against the maker's pages on 11 Oct 2026.