Command Center
Hearings, inquiries, open cases, tasks, invoices, documents and firm alerts in one daily view.
Bring inquiries, clients, cases, court dates, documents, tasks, billing, knowledge, automation, reporting, users, and permissions into one firm-controlled system.
Request a platform walkthroughFirm owners and partners can review hearing preparation, new inquiries, client follow-ups, open cases, overdue tasks, recent documents, unpaid invoices, and lawyer workload without collecting separate updates.
LawWorks is structured around the work of the firm—not around a public directory, legal-advice feed, or client marketplace.
Hearings, inquiries, open cases, tasks, invoices, documents and firm alerts in one daily view.
Track inquiries from the website, WhatsApp, Google, social channels, calls, referrals and walk-ins.
Keep identity details, communication, cases, documents, billing and follow-ups connected.
Organize case numbers, courts, parties, lawyers, dates, tasks, notes, documents and billing.
Coordinate hearings, deadlines, meetings, preparation tasks and lawyer schedules.
Structure petitions, applications, affidavits, contracts, notices, evidence and signed files.
Assign legal and administrative work with owners, priorities, deadlines and completion history.
Manage fee agreements, invoices, receipts, balances, reminders and revenue reporting.
Store templates, checklists, procedures, policies, scripts and training guides.
Capture workflow problems, client feedback, staff feedback and improvement ideas.
Give lawyers, clerks, finance and admin staff practical role-based platform training.
Share product updates, best practices and training—never client or lawyer marketplace activity.
Create follow-ups, checklists, hearing alerts, payment reminders and reporting actions automatically.
Understand clients, cases, dates, workload, billing, lead sources and monthly firm performance.
Control users, roles, permissions, settings, notifications, branding and audit logs.
Record the source, contact details, matter interest, consultation notes, assigned lawyer, follow-up dates, fee discussion, communication history, and conversion status.
Keep the client, court, opposing party, case category, lawyer, dates, documents, notes, tasks, billing, and timeline together. The example is illustrative and contains no real client data.
Store templates, client intake checklists, court preparation guides, document procedures, fee-discussion scripts, internal policies, onboarding guides, product feedback, and role-based training.
Request a walkthrough focused on your firm type, team roles, current tools, court workflow, document structure, billing process, and digital lead sources.