Legal Calendaring Software

Yes. You can create time entries directly from Calendar events, and see which events are missing a time entry.

Our legal calendaring tool has been carefully designed to make surfacing information as quick as possible. The legal calendar’s ease-of-use and integrated legal workflows allow lawyers to remain fully immersed in their legal and client management tasks when using it.

Our calendaring software for lawyers also includes instant access to calendar rules and filing deadlines for hundreds of courts across the U.S. This saves you time when scheduling dates and being aware of upcoming legal deadlines.

Yes. You can sync your existing calendars to Clio’s legal calendaring solution, creating “one” calendar to work from.

Yes. Our calendaring system for law firms lets you share events with clients and co-counsel via our secure client portal, Clio Connect. 

Each user at your law firm can create, share, and view an unlimited number of calendars that include firm-wide appointments, personal calendar events, or case-specific dates. You can also make calendar event details private, public, or visible only to invitees.

Yes. You can set specific events as private while still allowing others to see your schedule.

Yes. With our court rules functionality, you can track court deadlines for your matters by selecting court trigger events for specific court jurisdictions. Once you select a trigger, court rules will automatically find related court events for the specified jurisdiction and add dates to your calendar.

A court deadline calculator helps legal professionals accurately determine key court-related deadlines by accounting for court rules, holidays, and other relevant factors. Clio’s calendaring software integrates these calculations directly into your case management system, automatically updating your calendar with critical court deadlines, thus minimizing the risk of missing important dates.

Yes, Clio’s calendaring software functions effectively as a court date calculator. It allows you to schedule and track all your court appearances, ensuring that these dates are clearly visible on your calendar and that you receive timely reminders to prepare for each court session.

Not all legal calendaring solutions are made equal. Clio offers several benefits that make it the best fit for law firms:

• Tap into features specifically-designed for lawyers: Built for the way you work, Clio’s calendaring software tracks billable hours, automatically schedules deadlines based on court rules or shows statute of limitations dates, connects to legal AI, and much more.
• Work as a team in one place: Each user in your firm can create, share, and view calendars for firm-wide meetings, intake appointments, or case-specific dates.
• Work from anywhere, anytime: Access your calendar on the go from Clio’s mobile app.
• Integrate with the calendars you’re already using: Connect with Microsoft Outlook or Google Calendar to automatically keep your calendar current, no matter where you update it.
• Say goodbye to no-shows: Use a built-in scheduler to take the guesswork out of scheduling appointments, send calendar invites and automated reminders to clients through text, and receive confirmation of meeting attendance.

Manage AI, Clio’s AI-powered partner, helps attorneys never miss a deadline or meeting when it intelligently creates calendar events and surfaces the most important matters to focus on using the upcoming events in your day.

Using AI for legal calendar management can have many benefits. Manage AI, the AI-powered partner built into Clio, assists with creating events and time or calendar entries. It even surfaces the most important matters to focus on using upcoming events in your day. AI also optimizes scheduling, reduces missed appointments, and helps attorneys better manage their time.

Yes. AI can take the stress out of managing deadlines by flagging important dates, creating events, and reminding lawyers what’s coming up next. Manage AI, built into Clio Manage, puts this into action by making it easier to track key dates and plan ahead, which ensures important events are captured and nothing falls through the cracks.