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Docket

Keep court dates with the matter they belong to. Record hearings, filing deadlines and appointments with the timing, location and preparation context your legal team needs.
Product view with fictional records, not client data.Okafor & Byrne LLP, a fictional firm.
Docket
Product view with fictional records, not client data.Okafor & Byrne LLP, a fictional firm.
Docket

Part of your firm's operating system

Matter-linked entries

Connect each hearing or filing deadline to its matter and retain the court, judge, opposing counsel and relevant notes.

Calendar-ready timing

Record start and end times, all-day deadlines and the court's time zone so the entry can appear in the calendar.

Dates with a lifecycle

Track continued, vacated and completed entries so changed dates do not keep appearing as outstanding work.

In daily practice

  1. 01

    Record the date

    Choose the matter and event type, then enter the date from the source notice or order.

  2. 02

    Add preparation context

    Record the court, timing and notes, and verify the date with the responsible lawyer.

  3. 03

    Keep the docket current

    Update the entry when the court changes arrangements or the hearing or filing is complete.

Before you begin