Calendar and deadlines
Dates computed from the rules, and nobody left to remember them
The firm keeps its own rules for counting time, the system suggests every date those rules produce, and a reminder nobody answers climbs to the partner.
Who uses it
What each person does with it
- Associate
- Confirms the deadlines the rules suggest from what happens on the file, and asks for an extension with its reason and authority when a date must move.
- Secretary
- Keeps the diary and the court diary by court and time, with public holidays, court vacations and leave already in it.
- Partner
- Receives the last reminders on every date on their matters, and sees overdue, due this week, unconfirmed and needing cover on one dashboard.
- Managing partner
- Sets the rules the firm counts by and answers the escalation when a date on the day itself is still unanswered.
What it does
Calendar and deadlines, in detail
Marked as in the product today or still being built.
The firm's deadline rules
In the productCalendar, clear and business days, weeks, months and years, counted against the days the courts sit or the firm works, each rule citing its source.
Deadlines that never move silently
In the productA confirmed date changes only through an extension with the reason and the authority, and a completed one keeps its evidence.
Reminders that escalate
In the productA ladder the firm sets per rule, to the holder and then the partner, with every reminder and acknowledgement kept as evidence of diligence.
The calendar and court diary
In the productHearings, meetings and internal events with recurrence, and a court diary grouped by court and time.
The published cause list
ComingReading the courts' own cause lists into the diary.
Help centre
How it works in practice
The guides a firm's people use, open to anyone deciding whether it fits.
- How the deadline rules count timeThe firm's own rules for counting time, the units and calendars they count against, and why editing a rule never moves a date already set.
- Confirm, extend and complete deadlinesReview the deadlines the rules suggest, confirm them, extend one only with a reason and the authority for it, and complete it with evidence.
- Reminders and escalationHow reminders climb from the holder to the partner and the managing partner, why each must be acknowledged, and what leave does.
- The calendar and court diaryPut hearings, meetings and internal events in the diary, repeat them, and read the court diary grouped by court and time.
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