Spreadsheets and email are where most firms start, and for a while they work. A few clients, a few deadlines, one person who remembers everything. Then the firm grows, and the system that held it together starts to cost you time.
“A lawyer shall act with reasonable diligence and promptness in representing a client.”
— Rule 1.3 (Diligence)
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Service Method Adjustments
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Dual-Calendar Synchronization
Direct real-time two-way synchronization with Microsoft Outlook 365 and Google Calendar.
Here are five signs it's time for something better.
1. A deadline lived only in someone's inbox
If an important date is buried in an email thread or a personal calendar, it depends on one person seeing one message at the right time. That's a risk no firm should carry. Deadlines and hearing dates belong on a shared calendar linked to the case, with reminders for the whole team.
2. Clients call just to ask what's happening
Clients rarely call because they want to chat. They call because they can't see anything. Every status call interrupts your day, and it tells you your clients have no way to check for themselves.
3. Nobody can find the right document
Case files end up in email attachments, shared drives and desktop folders. When someone needs a document in a hurry, they ask around. Files should live with the case, in folders your team can find without a search party.
4. You can't tell which cases are on track
If answering 'how are we doing?' means opening four tabs and asking three people, you don't have visibility. You have guesswork. A good setup shows progress, assigned team members and upcoming dates for every case in one view.
5. Your time and your invoices live in different places
Time entries in one tool, invoices in another, payments somewhere else. Each handoff is a chance to lose billable time or send an invoice late. Billing works best when it sits next to the work it describes.
What a better setup looks like
You don't need more tools. You need fewer. One place for your cases, clients, documents, deadlines and billing, so you can stop switching tabs and start practicing law.
That's what we built Jurvexis to do. It brings case management, a client portal, document storage, time tracking and invoicing together, and you can try everything free for 15 days.
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