Ambrogi reports
The law practice management company MyCase said today that it has acquired Docketwise, a software platform for immigration attorneys that provides case management, immigration forms, and client-relationship management.
This is the second time in less than a month that a practice management company has acquired a platform for immigration lawyers. As reported here on April 20, the practice management company Paradigm acquired LollyLaw. another all-in-one practice management platform for immigration law firms.
MyCase says that the products have already been integrated to connect the Docketwise immigration software with MyCase’s practice management platform.
Docketwise will continue to be sold as a standalone product and will continue to integrate with other legal software providers. But MyCase said that the acquisition will allow for “a uniquely deep integration between the two platforms, and that, in the near future, it will include “frictionless sharing of immigration applications from Docketwise to MyCase.
Docketwise CEO Jeremy Peskin and Chief Product Architect James Pittman, the two lawyers who founded Docketwise in 2016, have joined MyCase and will continue to oversee the product.
“We’re thrilled to join the MyCase team,” said Peskin. “MyCase’s acquisition of Docketwise provides a major growth opportunity to accelerate product development and our customer base, and we couldn’t be more excited to be part of the growing MyCase family.”
