One Legal review
A transaction-based filing and litigation-support platform for enabled California and Nevada courts.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
One Legal is a web-based litigation-support platform for attorneys, law firms, paralegals, self-represented parties, and other legal professionals. Its services include electronic and physical court filing, electronic service, process serving, document delivery, locator services, order tracking, matter-centric organization, and consolidated billing. Electronic filing is available in enabled California and Nevada courts, with Nevada coverage including Clark County, Washoe County, and Carson City.
Pricing is transaction-based rather than subscription-based. The eFiling plan for law firms and legal professionals costs $17.95 per filing, while the eFiling plan for self-represented parties costs $25 per filing. The eService plan costs $1 per recipient, with a maximum of $10 per order. Court fees are paid upfront, and consolidated invoicing groups related charges for easier billing administration. This structure suits teams that prefer to pay as matters require service instead of committing to a recurring plan.
Workflow support is a central strength. Users can organize case information, orders, documents, and invoices around matters, while order and filing status tracking keeps activity visible. Court rejection messages appear in the account and through email notifications, giving filing users a defined way to monitor issues. Physical filing supports exempt and non-eFiling documents, and process serving and document delivery extend the platform beyond electronic submissions. One Legal is a strong fit for legal professionals handling California or Nevada filings who also need service and delivery options. Organizations filing outside enabled courts, or seeking broad court coverage from one platform, should consider a service with a wider supported jurisdiction footprint.
One Legal pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Electronic and physical filing options for different document types
- Tracks orders, filing status, and court rejection messages
- Adds eService, process serving, delivery, and consolidated invoicing
- Where it doesn't
- eFiling is limited to enabled California and Nevada courts
- No free plan or subscription option
- Transaction fees apply to each filing or service recipient
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