Legal case management
built for Ghanaian practice
LawandLegal keeps matters, hearings, time and billing in one place — priced in cedis, usable on court-day connectivity, and backed by a searchable library of Ghanaian rulings and Legislative Instruments.
One file for the matter, the diary and the bill.
Matters and court diary
Every case in one file: parties, suit number, court, filings, rulings and deadlines, with a shared hearing calendar so nothing is double-booked.
Time, billing and invoices in GHS
Capture billable time as you work, raise invoices in cedis (or USD if you prefer), and track unbilled work-in-progress and matter profitability.
Ghanaian law library
Search judgments and Legislative Instruments, follow citation and amendment chains, and pull authorities straight into a matter or a draft.
Client portal
Give each client a private view of their case summary, documents, invoices and messages — fewer status calls, better instructions.
Conflict checks and intake
Screen new instructions against existing parties before you accept them, with public intake forms that feed straight into your matter list.
People and practice operations
Roster, job titles, cost rates, availability and workload across offices, so partners can see where capacity actually sits.
Why Ghanaian firms need more than a generic tool
Most practice management products are written around American or English workflow: billing in dollars or pounds, no idea what a Legislative Instrument is, and no tolerance for a day spent at court on a weak mobile connection. That mismatch shows up as double data entry and abandoned software.
LawandLegal starts from local practice instead. Fees are quoted in cedis unless you choose otherwise, the case timeline keeps working offline and syncs when signal returns, and the research side of the platform is grounded in a corpus of Ghanaian judgments and subsidiary legislation rather than foreign authority you cannot cite.
Firms elsewhere on the continent are covered too — subscriptions can be paid in GHS, NGN, KES, ZAR or USD.
Plans that scale with the firm
Monthly, per firm. Annual billing is available at a lower effective rate, and firms above 50 lawyers are handled on an Enterprise arrangement.
Solo
GHS 240/month
1 lawyer
- Matters, diary & tasks
- Law library search
- Time & invoices in GHS
- 200 AI actions & 150 WhatsApp messages/month
Small Firm
PopularGHS 690/month
Up to 5 lawyers
- Everything in Solo
- Client portal & e-signing
- Conflict checks
- 1,000 AI actions & 750 WhatsApp messages/month
Growth
GHS 1,690/month
Up to 20 lawyers
- Everything in Small Firm
- Profitability & reports
- Roles & audit trails
- 4,000 AI actions & 3,000 WhatsApp messages/month
Firm
GHS 3,890/month
Up to 50 lawyers
- Everything in Growth
- Court & judge analytics
- Priority onboarding
- 12,000 AI actions & 10,000 WhatsApp messages/month
All plans include the full Ghanaian law library, offline case timeline and unlimited matters. AI drafting and WhatsApp messaging carry a monthly fair-use allowance shown on each plan — you are never billed for overage; you simply upgrade if you need more. Billing is handled by Polar; cancel at period end at any time.
Cohort licences for law faculties
Law schools and universities license LawandLegal for an entire class or programme. Multi-seat discounts, instructor dashboards, syllabus-linked quizzes and institution-branded onboarding — invoiced directly to the institution, term or annual.
- One seat code onboards the whole cohort
- Instructor dashboards with per-student progress
- Syllabus-linked quizzes, flashcards and exam mode
- Volume pricing with invoicing and receipts
Answers for Ghanaian firms
Run your practice on one file
Set up your firm, add your lawyers, and open your first matter today.