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What is DocketCalendar?
DocketCalendar is a powerful tool that will help you keep track of all your litigation and practice related deadlines.
DocketCalendar can...
- Instantly calculate bundles of court rules-based deadlines and automatically populate your Outlook or Google calendar.
- Easily manage your deadlines as they change throughout the lifecycle of your case.
- Create instant reports on your deadlines
- DocketCalendar works directly with CalendarRules cloud-based software application that automates court rules-based calendaring for legal professionals. Through DocketCalendar you can calculate deadlines based on local court rules and automatically generate events on your Outlook or Google calendar.
Key Features
- Access to over 2,200 court rules sets nationwide
- Calculate, create, and place deadlines on multiple calendars at once
- Integrate with Outlook, Google, or use as a stand-alone calendar
- Recalculate deadlines when dates change and instantly update calendars
- Organize and manage deadlines for the entire firm
- Generate detailed reports
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A note about accessing your DocketCalendar account...
You'll need two sets of login credentials to get started.
Creating a case
Make sure you have the correct login credentials from your firm administrator.
After you login to DocketCalendar, you'll be prompted to log into your linked email account.
PLEASE NOTE:
This is will be a separate login from your personal email account.
PLEASE NOTE:
This is will be a separate login from your personal email account.
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Learn the basics.
How do I use DocketCalendar? Create events and add them to your calendar in 3 easy steps!
First-timer considerations...
Make sure you have a complete understanding of your firm's calendaring process.
Common considerations include...
- Does your firm have a central calendar for deadlines?
- Which deadlines should attorneys receive? All or just appearances?
- How should events appear in Outlook or Google Calendar?
- What information goes in the subject line?
- Where should the case name appear? (e.g., "Smith v Jones - Last Day to File Motion" or "Last Day to File Motion - Smith v Jones")
- What format should case names follow? (Full name, abbreviated, code number, or matter number)
- Do you include attorney initials in the subject field?
- What information belongs in the event description?
For more information please see:
Custom Details – What’s it for? How can I use them to organize my deadlines?How does DocketCalendar work?
DocketCalendar calculates court rules-based deadlines and automatically creates events on your Outlook or Google Calendar.
DocketCalendar...how does it work?
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