Family Law · Estate Planning · Personal Injury · Small Business Counsel
Every deadline tracked. Clients kept in the loop.Every request followed up. No extra office help.
Your attorneys stay on the matter. Your clerks keep the calendar, intake, and updates moving, in your words.
Your clerks
They draft. You approve.
The Deadline Clerk
Tracks filing deadlines and statute-of-limitations dates and flags anything approaching before it's urgent.
The Intake Clerk
Drafts an intake summary so the attorney sees the facts and conflict flags first.
The Engagement Clerk
Drafts the engagement letter and fee agreement from terms the attorney already set.
The Document Request Clerk
Drafts and tracks document requests, and drafts the follow-up when something is overdue.
The Billing Clerk
Tracks retainer balances and drafts invoice reminders on a set cadence, friendly first.
What it knows
The calendar. Court terms, filing deadlines, and year-end estate work each bring a rush ahead.
The pitfalls. A miscounted statute date, a skipped conflict check, an unanswered request: flagged early.
The jargon. Retainers, engagement letters, discovery deadlines, and matter numbers are read correctly, not guessed at.
Your limits. Client confidences need informed consent under ABA Opinion 512; attorneys make every legal call.
Your software
What changes
No missed deadlines
Every filing and statute date is tracked before it's due.
Faster intake
Every inquiry arrives with a summary and conflict flag ready.
Evenings back
Engagement letters and requests wait drafted for a signature.
Fees
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