The same workspace, described from 7 different desks. Pick the one closest to yours and see what a file looks like from instruction to fee note.
A one-attorney practice runs on the same rules as a fifty-attorney firm: the trust account must reconcile every month, fee notes must satisfy SARS, prescription dates mus...
ConveyancersA conveyancing practice is a production line with money in trust at every station. AttorneyOS tracks each transfer by stage with the rates clearance and guarantee dates c...
LitigationLitigation is deadlines and preparation. AttorneyOS counts court days the way Uniform Rule 1 does, keeps every matter's prescription date on a firm-wide register, builds...
Family lawFamily law clients are anxious, budgets are tight, and money passes through trust for maintenance, settlements and transfers of the matrimonial home. AttorneyOS sends a f...
Labour lawLabour disputes run on statutory clocks that start on the day of the dismissal, the demand or the ruling. AttorneyOS proposes the CCMA and Employment Equity referral wind...
Debt collectionA collections desk is volume work with a statutory trap at every step. The figure on the letter has to be the figure the law allows, which means interest capped by the in...
Deceased estatesEstate administration is a chain of dates hanging off events that are often recorded, and corrected, weeks apart. AttorneyOS stores no computed deadline at all: each one...
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