Calendar · Case work
Every date in one calendar. Hearings, deadlines and task due dates, each linked to its case.
The calendar shows the firm's hearings, deadlines and task due dates by month or as an agenda, each opening its case. Drag a task to another day to reschedule it.
Today
Wednesday, September 23 · 1,184 open cases
- Month and agenda views across the whole firm
- Hearings in their own color, with the time in court
- Drag tasks to reschedule, under the task's own rules
- Subscribe in Google Calendar or Outlook, read-only
Instead of
- a separately kept deadline calendar
Hearings, deadlines and tasks on one calendar, linked to cases.
Works with
The work, rule by rule
- GuideCalifornia personal injury statute of limitations: deadlines by claim type
- GuideFEHA right-to-sue deadlines in California: the CRD filing and one-year lawsuit clock
- GuideCalifornia UR and IMR deadlines: a guide for applicant attorneys
- GuideCalifornia Government Claims Act: the six-month claim deadline
- Free toolCalifornia statute of limitations calculator
- Free toolCalifornia right-to-sue deadline calculator
- Free toolEEOC charge deadline calculator
Calendar: questions firms ask
Yes, as a read-only subscription: dates show in Google Calendar or Outlook, and changes are made in PlaintiffStack. Fuller Google Calendar and Outlook Calendar connections are coming.
From Court rules. Record an event, like service of the complaint, and the deadlines it starts land on the calendar once your attorneys have adopted the rules.
The task is rescheduled under its own rules, so a rule that locks a field or requires a reason still applies.
Yes. Hearings have their own color and show the time in court. Every entry opens its case.
See Calendar with your case types. Thirty minutes, on your own practice.