Platform · The desk
Every matter, and what it needs from you today.
The desk opens already knowing every case you carry: the appearance you have today, the deadlines this week with the rule that sets each one, the papers waiting on you and why. Nothing is briefed twice.
An operating system, not a chat window.
A chat opens empty. The desk opens loaded: parties, docket, deadlines, evidence, authorities and the service record are one file on your machine, and every view reads the same record.
Today, this week, and what needs you
Appearances first, where you have to be. Then every deadline for the week, by matter, each carrying the rule that set it, so a date can be checked rather than trusted.
- Rule clocks computed from the forum’s own rule
- Court-set dates kept apart from computed ones
- A work list per matter, done in one tap
Every matter, held whole
The matters that need you first, then every matter on the books. Each opens to its next step, its dates and its papers.
- Blocked work and near dates surfaced first
- Search by case, docket, court or category
- Each matter one record, on your machine
Papers waiting to go out
Every draft in one queue, banded by whether it waits on you, is ready to send or is still blocked, with the reason in a sentence.
- A state for every paper, never a silent pass
- The check that stopped a paper named, not summarised
- Open the rendered PDF in place
An assistant that already knows the case
Ask about a matter, a draft or a deadline. The answer cites the rule and the record, because the assistant reads the same file the desk does.
- Answers carry their authority
- Scoped to the matter you select
- The same on a phone
Part of one system.
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