Managing the calendar at a law firm is a notoriously manual process. Attorneys generally hand-schedule important hearing notices and changes, client meetings, deadlines and notifications in attorney calendars, where even small human errors can put them at risk of malpractice.
A number of independent legal calendaring tools have popped up over the years, but most have been acquired by larger legal technology providers. In 2011, business management software company Aderant acquired popular scheduling tool CompuLaw, and both LexisNexis and Thomson Reuters acquired similar tools in the early part of the 2000s to include with their service offerings.
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