Docket Entry

Model Context Protocol.

Docket Entry works where your lawyers already work.

Docket Entry connects to your firm’s software through MCP, the open standard for AI tools. Your lawyers do not open another application. They give a command inside the tools they use today.

  • Send an opposition to a motion to dismiss through Harvey.
  • Draft the appeal without leaving Claude.
  • Build discovery from the files in your document system.
  • Turn a new matter in your case management software into a complaint.

Nothing to migrate. One protocol connects Docket Entry to the systems your firm already runs.

In the order a case runs

The first motion

Motions to dismiss and to compel arbitration

The defense argues its own version of the case. Docket Entry answers on your complaint’s terms. An ordinary opposition is ready in an hour or less.

Answered on your complaint’s terms

The record is made

Discovery

Requests with no room to evade. Depositions planned from the record. Every instrument aimed at the fact your case turns on.

Discovery that closes the exits

Every motion in between

Routine motion practice

Leave to amend. Stays. Sur-replies. Each drafted to the rules of the court where you file it. Summary judgment opposed in about a day.

There are no small motions

Then trial

Trial is yours.

Hearings, depositions, negotiation, and every client decision stay with your lawyers. Docket Entry prepares the materials they work from.

What the lawyer keeps

Under all of it

Your voice. Your letterhead.

Drafts arrive in your firm’s voice, on your caption and letterhead, formatted to the local rules. The judge reads your firm’s work.

Under all of it

Your name is on every citation. We check every one.

Docket Entry checks each authority against the case it names. It matches each quotation and record reference to its source. Your lawyers read a checked draft before they sign.

What gets checked

Pick the case that is eating your calendar.

The drafting runs on Docket Entry. The judgment is yours. Your lawyers review every draft and sign what goes out.

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