Docket Entry

Agentic litigation / Capacity

Capacity

Take more cases.

A firm’s caseload is limited by the human hours behind every paper on its side of the docket, from the complaint on. Docket Entry takes most of those hours off the lawyer, so the same team can carry more.

The whole case runs on your lawyers’ unpaid time.

Plaintiff-side firms turn down good cases for one reason: there is not enough lawyer time to litigate them all. The complaint alone takes days to research and build. Each motion after it, and discovery behind that, claims days more. That time comes from somewhere, usually another case.

Review instead of production.

Every paper arrives as a finished, cite-checked draft, whether it is the complaint, the response to a motion, or discovery. An ordinary opposition to a motion to dismiss takes an hour or less. Opposing summary judgment takes about a day. Your lawyers’ job is to review each draft and make the calls. That is hours of work, not days.

More bets, less downside.

For a contingency firm, every case is a bet paid for in lawyer time. When each motion costs less of that time, the firm can take more bets, and each one costs less if it does not pay out.

What changes

The plaintiff’s side of the docket stops costing days.

TodayWith Docket Entry
A complaint takes days to research and build.The complaint arrives built and pressure-tested.
Every motion costs the firm days of unpaid work.Every response costs a review and a signature.
More motions wear the plaintiff down.More motions only raise the defendant’s bill.
The firm turns away cases it can’t staff.The firm takes more cases and grows.

Also

Security, confidentiality, control

We cannot read your files.

Docket Entry runs on your firm’s own infrastructure, on your firm’s own keys. We have no view into it.

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Judgment

Your lawyers do the lawyering.

The drafting runs on Docket Entry. The judgment is yours. Your lawyers keep strategy and the client.

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Your firm’s real work. On your own infrastructure.

Docket Entry drafts. Your lawyers hold the work to your firm’s standard. Docket Entry charges nothing for the evaluation.

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