Clio

The Clio blog offers information on running a legal practice, including technology and business practices.

The company is introducing an updated dashboard, improved task notifications, and new integration partners.

The page discusses the rise of social media advertising and whether law firms should advertise on Facebook.

The company says it has reached centaur status by prioritizing its culture, investing in its people, and attracting industry leaders.

Clio offers plans starting at $49 per month, with live support, training, and data migration. Plans can be canceled anytime, and bundles offer savings of over 15%.

The page compares on-premise practice management with Clio and discusses the pros and cons of on-premise systems.

The page compares PCLaw and Clio and discusses the pros and cons of PCLaw.

The page says thousands of law firms in Canada have switched from PCLaw to Clio for cloud-based legal software.

The page says thousands of law firms have switched from Sage Timeslips to Clio for cloud-based billing and time tracking.

The company marks its 10th anniversary and presents its journey so far.

The company describes itself as more than a tech company and says it has goals, hopes, and dreams.

Clio's Brand and Contributor Guidelines cover logo use and writing for the company.

Clio’s Disaster Assistance Program helps lawyers quickly become operational so that they can focus on their own personal recovery and that of their clients.

Clio's legal AI platform uses work and legal context to surface priorities and prepare next steps for review.

Clio agrees to acquire legal data intelligence platform vLex in a $1 billion cash-and-stock deal. vLex’s legal document database and Vincent AI model add legal research and AI capabilities to Clio’s tools for law firms, which include time tracking, invoicing, and electronic payments. Clio also reports $300 million in annual recurring revenue.

Jul 2025 · TechCrunchNews article