Court rules · Case work
Court deadlines, with the rule shown. Record an event once. Every deadline it starts lands on the calendar.
Record an event, like service of the complaint or a trial date, and the deadlines it starts under California's statewide rules are calculated for your review, each with its citation and counting. Nothing calculates until one of your firm's attorneys has read and adopted the rules.
- Each date shows its citation, rule in words and counting
- Change the event's date and its deadlines move with it
- A daily check flags rule changes; nothing moves on its own
- Add your firm's own local rules and standing orders
Instead of
- a court-rules calendaring service
- counting days by hand
Statewide California deadlines with the citation and the counting shown.
Works with
The work, rule by rule
Court rules: questions firms ask
California's statewide rules. Nothing calculates until an attorney at your firm has read and adopted them, and the firm can add its own local rules and standing orders. Other states and federal courts aren't built in.
Each date shows its citation, the rule in plain words and how the days were counted. Deadlines are calculated for your review, never applied silently.
Change the event's date and every deadline it started moves with it.
A daily check flags rule changes for your review. Nothing moves on its own.
See Court rules with your case types. Thirty minutes, on your own practice.