CARET Legal
JUNE 23, 2024
Rules-based calendaring is a smart, technologically advanced tool designed to navigate the tangle of legal rules and deadlines, helping you manage your time and tasks more effectively. At its core, a rules-based calendaring system is a sophisticated feature integrated into many types of law firm management software.
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JUNE 17, 2021
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CARET Legal
JUNE 7, 2024
On the other hand, corporate teams deal with more predictable, project-based work, including planning and structuring, due diligence, drafting and negotiation, closing, and post-closing tasks. Due diligence can take several weeks or even months as it involves a thorough review of the company involved in the transaction.
CARET Legal
APRIL 8, 2024
After a long day of work, they might still be unable to switch off, as their mind continues ruminating over the case. The sheer volume of due diligence required can mean weeks or even months of late nights and weekends spent poring over contracts and legal documents.
MyCase
AUGUST 26, 2022
Check in with your clients unprompted to update them on their case as much as possible. Through legal case management software, you can text clients (without giving out your personal information). It can give your firm more time to focus on clients and cases. Case management software can make this process easier.
LawSites
OCTOBER 3, 2023
When San Francisco lawyer Todd Schneider’s litigation firm, Schneider Wallace , became frustrated with its options for case management software — finding existing products to be antiquated, inflexible, and better suited to transactional practices — the firm decided to build its own.
MyCase
AUGUST 31, 2023
Scheduling and Diligence Rule 1.3 of the Model Rules states: “a lawyer shall act with reasonable diligence in promptness in representing a client.” In other words, a lawyer must, to the best of their ability, follow up on communication, schedule hearings, prepare paperwork, and other tasks related to a client’s case in a timely manner.
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