Legal case and court-session management for lawyers
Organize each matter from intake through sessions, judgments, appeals and enforcement, with parties, documents, tasks, correspondence, revenue and costs connected.
Short answer
A legal case management system is a digital workspace that keeps matter information, activity, dates and files in one record. It helps lawyers know what happened, what is due, who owns the next action and when the next deadline occurs.
Every case detail in context
The case record holds client, opponent, court, circuit and assigned-lawyer details. Sessions, documents, notes, tasks and interactions can be added without separating them from the underlying matter.
Dedicated areas cover legal strategy, judgments, appeals, procedures and enforcement, keeping the chronology clear even for long-running cases.
- Parties, lawyers, courts and core case details
- Sessions, decisions and upcoming dates
- Documents, correspondence and connected tasks
- Judgments, appeals and enforcement procedures
- Case revenue, costs and printable reports
See court sessions and tasks before they are due
The office calendar brings sessions, tasks and consultations into daily, weekly and monthly views. Managers can assign ownership and review overdue work instead of relying on verbal reminders.
Opening a matter reveals its session history, decisions and related documents, making preparation and team handovers more reliable.
Legal and financial visibility
SmartLawyer connects case fees, revenue and costs to the same workspace. Firms can review balances and matter economics while restricting financial data to authorized roles.
Printable reports provide a structured way to share approved information inside the firm or with a client.
Case management questions
Can a case include multiple clients or opponents?
Yes. A matter can contain multiple parties with their roles recorded in the case workspace.
Does case management include sessions, appeals and enforcement?
Yes. The case workspace covers sessions, judgments, appeals, procedures and enforcement alongside documents and tasks.
Can a firm see the cost and revenue of each case?
Revenue and costs can be connected to a matter and shown only to users with the required financial permission.