Litigation is deadlines and preparation. SolicitorOS counts clear days the way CPR 2.8 does, keeps every matter's limitation date on a firm-wide register, builds a checklist for each hearing, sends the court list to the firm every Monday, and turns the hours in court into billable time on the matter.
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Every step below is a screen in the product today, not a roadmap.
Work out the acknowledgment of service and defence dates under CPR 10.3 and 15.4, see the working, and add both to the diary and the matter in one click each.
The hearing checklist lists the file, the skeleton argument, bundles, counsel, the client and transport. Reminders go out the day before. Documents live on the matter, permission-checked.
The outcome is recorded on the checklist with the next steps, and the hours in court post to the matter as billable time.
The register shows every open matter by limitation date, soonest first, and flags the files with no date at all, amber at 90 days and red at 30.
Unbilled work becomes bills in one step, with disbursements recovered and counsel's fees shown separately.
The CPR deadline calculator, limitation register, hearing checklists and the weekly court list, subscribed from Google, Outlook or Apple Calendar.
How it works →Tribunal and ACAS early conciliation windows proposed from the trigger date for the solicitor to review and diarise.
How it works →Time from the matter, task or diary entry, disbursements recovered on the bill, and statements and reminders that run themselves.
How it works →Payments on account of costs, settlement money held and paid out, all reconciled at least every five weeks.
How it works →It uses the England and Wales bank-holiday calendar, including Easter and the substitute days, and counts clear days under CPR 2.8, leaving out weekends and bank holidays where the period is five days or less.
Yes. The register is firm-wide and lists the matters with no limitation date recorded, which is where the real risk hides.
Yes. Each has its own rules and its own periods; the calculator counts clear days or calendar days, or months, as the rule in question requires.
Documents on the matter can be shared with counsel by secure link, and counsel's fees are recorded as disbursements against the matter.
The diary, the deadline calculator and the limitation register are in every plan, including Solo Solicitor.
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