What needs my attention?
Review the cases and priorities that need your judgment, with the messages, dates and matter context in front of you.
Talk through your cases with a twin that already has the context. Decide what matters, who owns the next step, and what needs to move.
Illustrative session · AI-generated speakers · Fictional matters
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Attorney
Let's do a quick case review. What needs my attention first?
Your twin
Morgan's hearing is tomorrow, and service still needs confirmation. Rivera's order is marked outstanding. Bennett's invoice is waiting on your rate review. I'd start with Morgan.
Attorney
First, we have Rivera's order. Alex should compare it with our proposed order today. For Morgan, have Sam confirm service by two.
Your twin
I compared Rivera’s order with ours. Two differences, both in paragraph 4. It’s on your screen, with the source. What should happen if service isn’t confirmed?
Attorney
Flag it for me at two. Draft a client update for my review, and move Bennett's invoice review to tomorrow morning.
Your twin
Here's the draft: service check at two, Rivera comparison today, and Bennett tomorrow morning. The client update stays with you for review.
Built for solo and small-firm attorneys
Connected context: Email + calendar + matter tasks
Review the cases and priorities that need your judgment, with the messages, dates and matter context in front of you.
Decide the next action, responsible person and timing as you talk through each priority.
Leave with delegation emails ready to review. Edit and send them to put your decisions into motion.
Illustrative workflow. Connections require an existing account with API access. Your account permissions and approval rules govern updates. You review consequential work and authorize sending, filing and outreach.