Docket and deadline engine
Court dates, filing windows and limitation dates on one calendar. Deadline chains computed from court rules, with citations, against the court-closure calendar.
Docket/docketLitigation
Docket, deadline chains, time and the client file, on the matter they belong to.
Every hearing, filing window and limitation date sits on the matter. The deadline engine computes chains from court rules, with the citation on each date. Time recorded on a task reaches the invoice. The client sees what you share and nothing else.
Four moments from a commercial claim: the docket before the first call, a deadline chain applied, the day's time on the bill, and the matter asked what is left.
The docket, before the first call.
Hearings, filing windows and limitation dates sit on the days they fall. Open the month to see what is due across every matter, not one calendar per lawyer.
- Court dates and firm deadlines on one calendar
- Court-date reminders at 7 days, 1 day and the day of, plus one lead you pick on the entry
- Adjournments keep their history on the entry
1RemindersThe docket sends a reminder 7 days before, 1 day before and on the day; the chain switches off in the docket's module settings.Service was yesterday. Apply the chain.
Choose a trigger event and preview the deadline chain with its rule citations. Dates use the configured rules and court-closure calendar. Review the results against current court requirements before adding them to the matter.
- Trigger event, preview, apply: one record, no spreadsheet
- Every deadline names the rule it came from
- Completed and cancelled deadlines stay on the file
1Key datesKeep the applied deadlines alongside the matter's other key dates.Time on the task, then on the bill.
Start the focus timer on the task card you are working. When you stop, the seconds are on the task. Time & Billing imports that time as entries at the matter's rate: one entry per timer, never two. The calendar scan suggests the entries you forgot.
- Focus timer on the task card; import into billing at the matter rate
- Suggested entries from your calendar, accepted or dismissed one by one
- Approved entries flow to the invoice
1TotalsReview recorded hours, billable hours and their value together.Ask the matter what is left.
Ask about the case using its records as context. Requested tasks, docket entries and drafts are created as the assistant responds and listed in the reply. Review AI output before relying on it or sharing it.
- Answers drawn from the matter's own records
- Create tasks, docket entries and draft documents
- Actions run as the assistant responds and appear in the reply
1Next stepsCreate a task, record a hearing date or prepare a draft from the conversation.
Connect the case file, court dates, billable work and client communication around the matter.
The matter record
Parties, case details, key dates, files, workstreams, conversations and invoices on one matter record.
Legal Matters/foldersTime and billing
Entries by date, narrative, work and timekeeper. Task-timer import, calendar suggestions, approval, and invoices on the firm's letterhead.
Time & Expenses/time-billingTrust accounting
Client ledgers with receipts and payments, and guided three-way reconciliation of bank, recorded and client-ledger balances.
Trust / IOLTA/finance/trustDocuments and signatures
Real version history and activity on every document. Send for signature from the document; the client signs at a secure emailed link.
Signatures/signaturesAsk AI in the matter
Ask questions using matter records as context, create follow-up tasks and save draft documents for review.
AI Assistant/ainative
Not there yet.
Plan for court filing, discovery review and migration requirements alongside your LawAOS workspace.
Court e-filing
No e-filing integration. You file through the court's own system and record the filing event on the matter.
Discovery review
No production review or privilege-log tooling. Ask AI reads the matter's records and the documents you upload; it does not tag productions.
Importers
Document upload and record creation ship today. A general firm-data importer is not yet shipped; Clio, MyCase and CSV migrations are scoped before any data moves.
It computes from the rule sets configured for the firm and the matter's jurisdiction, and every deadline cites its rule. You review the chain before applying it. The firm remains responsible for validating rules against current court practice.
Ask AI uses the matter's records as context and saves drafts as documents. A lawyer must check the draft against the source material and applicable law before using it, and remains responsible for the final work product.
Client ledgers and guided three-way reconciliation of bank, recorded and client-ledger balances ship on every plan. Each firm validates its configuration and reports against its own jurisdiction's rules.
Document upload and record creation ship today. A general firm-data importer is not yet shipped; complex or high-volume migrations are scoped before any data is moved.
Solo $29, Practice $69, Firm $119 per user/month; Enterprise custom; every module is included on every plan, while the AI allowance, included storage and the custom workspace domain vary by tier. White-label is a one-time add-on available on any plan.
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