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Use cases/A law office

A few lawyers, many cases, dates you cannot miss

The hearing date was in an email nobody filed.

Felesh for a law office: every hearing date on its case file

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Today

This is how the dates run now. Letters, emails and a paper diary.

Now
Hearing dates arrive in emails and letters.
The calendar is one lawyer’s, and a paper diary.
“Put it in the diary” stays a thought.

And every Monday: which dates are close?

With Felesh
Today3 Working
Keller v. ReedHearing
14 Oct
Brandt estateFiling due
20 Oct
Aster Co. contractReview
3 Nov
What is due this month?
A hearing on 14 Oct and a filing on 20 Oct.
Limits and questions

What Felesh does not do here.

And what to do instead.

  • It does notIt does not read your email or file it for you.InsteadTell it the date in a chat, and attach the document.
  • It does notIt does not calculate procedural deadlines or hold a court calendar.InsteadTell it the date you were given.
  • It does notIt does not give legal advice or draft pleadings.InsteadIt records what you tell it.
  • It does notIt does not keep time or trust accounts.InsteadKeep those where they are.
  • It does notIt does not message clients or the court.InsteadIt sets tasks and in-app reminders for your team.

Will it file my emails?

No. Felesh does not read email. Tell it the date in a chat, and attach the document to the case.

Who sets the reminder?

You do, in the panel, by giving the task a time. It reaches your team as a notice in the app.

Is client data kept private?

Each workspace is kept apart. See the Trust page for how data is handled.

Next playbook An accounting firm “The client sent the documents in March. We found them in May.”

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