Start From a Template
Create a case, link it to a client and apply a template that fills in the tasks, stages and fields for you.
Every Case, Always in View.
See every case, deadline, task and team member in one place, so nothing falls through the cracks.
When Cases Live in Five Places, Deadlines Slip.
A hearing date in one inbox and a task list in another make it hard to know where anything stands. Jurvexis puts it all in one view.
Missed Deadlines
A hearing date buried in an email thread, or a deadline that only lives in someone's head.
No Clear Picture
No one can tell at a glance which cases are on track, who is assigned or what is due this week.
One View of Every Case
Open a case and see its progress, people, dates, and tasks together.
See Progress at a Glance
One screen shows completion, milestones and key dates, and progress updates as tasks get done
Tasks on a Kanban Board
Assign tasks, set due dates and priorities, and drag them across the board from To Do to Done.
Hearings and Deadlines in View
Track docket numbers and hearing dates, with badges for events coming up soon.
Your Fields, Your Way
Add your own fields to capture the details your practice needs, and tag cases to sort them your way.
Run the Whole Team From One Screen.
Keep everyone on the same page, from the first filing to the last.
Know Who Is on Each Case
See the attorneys and paralegals assigned to every case, and notify a teammate whenever you assign them a task.
A Calendar With Reminders
Month, day, and list views; events linked to the case; and reminders before each one by email, in the app, or in the browser.
Watch the Budget
Set a budget for each case and get an alert when spending reaches 80 percent.
Sort, Filter and Act in Bulk
Filter by status, attorney, practice area or date, then update, assign or export several cases at once.
Questions firms ask about case management
Straight answers before you start your trial.
Yes. Pick a template to fill in the tasks, stages and fields, then adjust the task list before or after you apply it.
Yes. Save an incomplete case as a draft and pick it up when you have the rest of the details.
Yes. A criminal case can carry multiple charges, each with its own status, along with offense dates and related contacts such as witnesses and co-defendants.
Court Ready where you are
Your entire practice goes where you go, on every screen.