Events with working detail
Record start and end times, locations, attendees and notes. Associate events with the matter they concern.
Calendar
See a client conference in the context of the hearing and the preparation around it. Bring matter-linked events and docket dates into the calendar without treating every date as the same kind of obligation.
Docket dates alongside meetings
View legal docket entries in the calendar while keeping their source and review workflow distinct from ordinary events.
Scheduling and follow-through
Use the available calendar views, recurrence and reminder settings to organise the team's schedule.
In daily practice
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Record the event
Enter the event name, time and matter context, then add participants and the location.
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Review the schedule
Check the relevant period and the surrounding meetings and docket dates.
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Keep changes visible
Update the event when arrangements change and maintain any related docket entry through its own workflow.
Before you begin
No. A calendar event records scheduling information. Legal deadline calculation and docket review are separate workflows requiring verification.
Yes. An event can carry a matter association together with its attendees, location and notes.
Keep the context