Losing track of hearing dates?
Every hearing date in one docket.
Follow every court case the firm handles by CNR or case number, with the next hearing date, cause-list entries and hearing history filled in from court records. Advocates are reminded before each hearing, and every date lands on the firm calendar.
- Litigation portfolios
60 pending cases→one docket
CourtNext hearingStageStatus
- Morning cause list
today’s listings→one list
Court no.Item no.JudgePurpose
- Moving off spreadsheets
a case register CSV→tracked cases
CNRCase no.Lead advocate
- Docket reviews
a year’s cases→one breakdown
CourtAct & sectionAdvocateIssue
What Case Tracking does.
Add by CNR or case number
Enter the CNR, or the court, case type, number and year. High Court and Supreme Court cases can be added by case, filing or diary number.
Updates from court records
The next hearing date, stage, status and case history are filled in from court records. Each case shows whether it is up to date or was not found at source.
Every court level
District courts, High Courts, the Supreme Court, tribunals and consumer forums, in one docket.
The whole record
Parties, advocates, the bench, acts and sections, FIR details and the full hearing history, with a link to the order for each date where the court publishes one.
Today’s cause list
See which of your cases are listed, with the court number, item number, judge and purpose.
Reminders before each hearing
Lead and listed advocates are reminded 7, 3 and 1 day before and on the day, in the app and by email. A past date keeps nudging until it is updated.
On the calendar and the matter
Hearings appear in the firm Calendar, and a case can be linked to any number of matters.
Case analytics
Break the docket down by status, court, act and section, issue, advocate, case type and year, and export it to CSV.
Bring your case list
Import existing cases from a CSV file. Cases already tracked are skipped, so nothing is entered twice.
How it works.
- 1Add your casesEnter a CNR or case number, or import your existing case list from CSV.
- 2Updates come inHearing dates, cause-list entries and case history are filled in from court records.
- 3Stay ahead of hearingsAdvocates get reminders before each date, and every hearing shows on the firm calendar.
Contracts, court cases, compliance, tenders, due diligence and IP, each tracked to the day, plus analysts who do the high-volume work for you.
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