Case Studies | LawToolbox.com

Microsoft Teams Story – A Modern Solution for Legal Departments

LawToolBox.com, Inc., an independent software provider based in Denver, Colorado, creates out-of-the-box deadline rulesets and docketing management tools for law firms and legal departments. The LawToolBox solution allows its customers to easily and methodically manage litigation and compliance deadlines with confidence….

Microsoft Office Customer Story – Teams for Legal

Marrache Law, PC, a boutique law firm based in Souther California, needed a better way to track filing deadlines and manage cases. They integrated LawToolBox with Teams to automate deadline management, speed up communication, and improve workflows.

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As a modern law firm focused on reducing risk and efficiently delivering legal services to their clients, Fernald Law Group uses LawToolBox deadline calculators based on the applicable rules of civil procedure to automatically generate their deadlines. Because LawToolBox deadline management tools are embedded directly in their Outlook Inbox where legal professionals spend a large portion of their day, tools to manage deadlines are always at their fingertips! Fernald Law Group has a complex litigation practice, and they use LawToolBox to manage rules-based deadlines, edit deadlines, add judge-specific scheduling orders, and track ad hoc miscellaneous events like client meetings and deposition dates. Importantly, deadlines synchronize to the calendars for all team members. LawToolBox delivers several benefits to Fernald Law Group that not only include saving time by streamlining the calculation of deadlines, but also creating a culture of accountability through a centralized deadline management system. These efficiencies are passed on to the firm’s clients, and by automating the calculation of deadlines, the firm can spend more time on the substantive issues that will ultimately win or lose a case. “The ease of use, added features and back up calendaring obtained through LawToolBox in the cloud is a critical tool for our Firm. The ability to automate my case deadlines by matter from my Outlook Inbox makes it easy and gives peace of mind that I’ve got my deadlines covered.” – Brandon C Fernald Do your attorneys rely on Outlook calendars to track their deadlines? Is the law firm staff manually calculating deadlines? Are you entering deadline into calendars one-at-a-time? How does the law firm find out about and implement the court’s... read more

LawToolBox365 Matter-Based Deadlines Inside Outlook

LawToolBox, an all-in-one court rules provider and deadline management system provider, calculates state and federal court deadlines based on rules of procedure for each court. Other verticals can also use LawToolBox to automate deadlines for regulated industries such as financial, healthcare and pharmaceutical using our build-your-own and off-the-shelf deadline templates…

Using an Online Deadline Management System to Reduce Risk

As a litigator with a particular focus on defending legal professionals in malpractice and disciplinary claims, I am keenly aware that managing deadlines is a critical part of every law practice. Missed deadlines are frequently one of the most common reasons lawyers get sued or their clients file grievances….

Court Deadline App for Office 365 calculates court deadlines from inside the Outlook Inbox

While most of their current customers use LawToolBox Court Deadlines for Outlook (premise) a significant portion of their new subscribers are signing up for LawToolBox Court Deadlines for Office 365. “Attorneys can breathe easy knowing their deadlines are being managed in a systematic way while they avoid calendar clutter by only getting the deadlines they need…” Read More... read more

LexisNexis® Case Study on LawToolBox and Time Matters® at LAUSD

LexisNexis has posted their own case study discussing LawToolBox Rule-Base Court Deadlines for Time Matters at the Los Angeles Unified School District.

Managing Law Firm Risk with Rules-Based Docketing (LegalTalk Network)

Managing these deadlines was a full time job, but rules-based docketing and scheduling technologies are more accurate and less time consuming.