Most Dallas-Fort Worth law firms do not have a dedicated IT department, so the managing partner, the firm administrator, or a paralegal with slightly above-average technical skill ends up carrying the work between depositions, filings, and the deadlines that never slide.
We bring the secure tooling, documented workflows, and experienced local technicians your firm needs without expanding payroll. The network quietly stays up, client files stay privileged, and your attorneys stop bleeding valuable billable hours debugging video calls or waiting on an e-filing portal to unfreeze.
Keep attorney-client privilege intact with encryption at every layer.
Get a Fort Worth technician on the line within sixty seconds.
Meet Texas Bar and court e-filing security expectations without guesswork.
Hand off tickets so paralegals stay focused on cases, not connectivity.
Protect matters, billing data, and trust accounts against modern threats.
Configure Microsoft 365 so matter teams collaborate without leaking files.
Replace a patchwork of one-off vendors with one accountable partner.

“Corptek has taken care of our IT needs for many years. They are knowledgeable, professional and courteous. The techs are always patient with our level of or lack of techie knowledge and have solved many computer issues from the very simple to the most complicated. We have never been disappointed.”

“Corptek has taken care of our IT needs for over 12yrs. They are always easy to work with and professional. They have solved many computer issues from the very simple to the most complicated. We have never been disappointed.”

“Jason and his team have been great to work with! We utilized their services for an email migration from one platform/account to a new one, and it could not have gone smoother. Jason was always available and accessible to answer all questions throughout the process. I still reach out to him from time to time for ongoing support, and he continues to be a huge help. 5/5 stars for sure!”
Law firms need IT that understands privilege, court calendars, and the cost of a billable hour lost to a printer. Our approach holds four lines: quiet stability under pressure, hands-on response, protected client data at every layer, and workflows tuned to the way attorneys actually practice.
Filing deadlines and hearings do not wait for IT tickets. We keep the systems attorneys rely on (practice management, e-filing, email, document review) steady and online when the matter calendar matters most.
A technician picks up your call within sixty seconds, every time, and already knows your document management system, your e-filing workflow, and which partner hates waiting on hold during a critical motion hearing.
Client privilege is non-negotiable. Every layer (email, file sharing, endpoints, mobile devices, backups) ships locked down by default, so one missed setting never spirals out of control and turns a routine case into a bar complaint.
Our configurations match how attorneys actually operate, not how generic templates assume. Matter-based file structures, conflict-aware access, and mobile remote that works in court match the rhythm of a real firm.





A single unpatched laptop, an over-shared SharePoint folder, or an email forwarded to the wrong address is all it takes. Inside a law firm those small lapses compound into bar complaints, lost clients, insurance claims, and the kind of awkward conversations that cost a partner more than the original fee. Most firms rely on someone internal to catch the issue, such as a paralegal who is good with computers, the office administrator, or a partner who reads tech blogs. The issue is that none of them have time to run a modern security program between billables. We step into that gap with a team, a toolset, and accountability, so the firm stops hoping and starts knowing.
We meet the firm where it actually is today, a three-attorney practice or a thirty-lawyer office with satellite locations, and shape the service to how your matters really flow. No enterprise overhead pretending you are a Fortune 500, no break-fix chaos masquerading as a managed service.
When you open a second location, hire three associates, or finally modernize that aging document management platform, the same team handles the transition without renegotiating the contract or parachuting in a consultant. The firm grows, the IT grows with it, and billables keep moving forward.

Most firms assume IT is handled because nothing has blown up yet, and that comfort is exactly where the next bar complaint starts. Our security assessment gives you the honest read. We evaluate endpoint hygiene, Microsoft 365 configuration, privilege boundaries in SharePoint, mobile access on attorney devices, and your posture against ABA Formal Opinion 477R and Texas disciplinary rules, then deliver a prioritized remediation plan tied to the risks that actually threaten your matters.
External and internal scans to surface weak spots before attackers find them.
Microsoft 365 privilege review against ABA Formal Opinion 477R guidance.
A prioritized remediation plan sized to the firm's budget and calendar.
Most law firms juggle a break-fix vendor, an office administrator who knows the passwords, and whichever attorney is willing to touch the router, and the cracks show the first time discovery is due. We replace that patchwork with a single managed service covering tickets, monitoring, patching, backups, document system administration, and Microsoft 365 management, billed per user per month, so the firm finally has one IT number that does not produce surprises at the quarterly partner review.
Flat per-user pricing that scales cleanly as the firm adds associates.
One accountable team covering tickets, patches, backups, and onboarding.
Proactive maintenance that keeps Monday motions from turning into Monday outages.
Most firms buy Microsoft 365 for email and use roughly a tenth of it. Meanwhile the firm pays monthly for Teams rooms nobody runs, SharePoint sites that never got built out for matters, OneDrive shares leaking client documents, and security settings left off by default. We audit the tenant, enable what the firm already bought, train your people on what actually moves a matter forward, and lock down external sharing so privileged files do not end up on the wrong side of a production.
Audit every seat so the firm stops paying for unused licenses.
Configure Teams and SharePoint to match how matter teams actually work.
Lock down external sharing to protect privileged material from leaving the firm.
Dallas-Fort Worth has no shortage of IT companies chasing law-firm logos. We have been at this for two decades because we quietly deliver the work that matters when a production is due Friday, an associate needs VPN access at a hearing, or a partner's laptop dies on the first morning of trial.
Fluent In Legal Workflow
Our technicians know their way around practice management systems, e-filing portals, court document formats, and the rhythm of a hearing week. No one learns your firm on a billable call you end up paying for anyway.
Partner-Level Response
When a partner is on a motion call and the VPN drops, the reply is not a ticket number. A real technician picks up, owns the problem, and stays with it until the partner is back online and the matter keeps moving forward.
Privilege Built Into IT
Encryption, access controls, audit trails, and conflict-aware permissions come standard, not as extras added later. The settings that keep privilege intact run by default so one forgotten checkbox does not end up on the wrong side of a production request.
Transparent Firm Pricing
Your IT line on the partnership ledger stays flat and easy to defend. Managed service sits on a simple per-user, per-location figure, and the typical surprises (such as after-hours outages, emergency hardware swaps, late-night e-filings) stay inside the same monthly number.
Every layer runs encrypted by default — email in transit and at rest, document management, file sharing, mobile devices, backups — with access controlled by matter team and role. Audit trails capture who touched what so a conflict question has an answer. The configuration choices mirror ABA Formal Opinion 477R guidance, so the firm is not piecing privilege protection together case by case.
Yes. We handle integration with Texas e-filing, PACER, federal ECF, and county-level portals, plus the peculiarities of each court's expected file formats, size caps, and certificate handling. When a filing deadline is thirty minutes out and the portal is down, our team responds in real time instead of pointing you at a vendor help article.
The partner keeps working. Our remote access stack uses multiple paths — VPN, cloud-hosted desktop, direct Microsoft 365 connection — so if one fails another is already live. When the partner calls in from courthouse Wi-Fi, a technician picks up inside sixty seconds, confirms the fallback route, and keeps the partner connected to email, matter files, and case research without interrupting the hearing.
Yes. The service is built around the spirit of ABA Model Rule 1.1 Comment 8 and the parallel Texas rules on maintaining competence regarding the benefits and risks of technology. We document the firm's posture, train staff on the phishing and data-handling threats attorneys actually face, and keep a running record for the managing partner so the duty stays met quarter after quarter.