Local rule changes detected before they bite you
Checks official court websites for updates to local rules, standing orders, filing procedures, fee schedules, and calendars, then alerts you with a link and a plain-English summary of the change.
Create a skill called "Court Rules Monitor" for a lawyer. I will list the courts and judges I care about. Periodically check the official court pages for local rule amendments, new or updated standing orders, filing-procedure changes, holiday calendars, and fee-schedule updates. When a change is detected, send me an alert with the court, what appears to have changed, the effective date if stated, and a link to the official source. Keep a dated change log. If the site structure makes the change uncertain, mark it as a possible change for manual review instead of overstating it.
Courts update local rules, standing orders, and filing procedures with
minimal notice. A rule change you don't know about can get a filing rejected
or a motion denied. This skill monitors for changes automatically.
Court-specific formatting pass plus a filing checklist
Applies formatting changes using a court-specific checklist, sample, or rule source you provide, then flags anything that still needs manual review before filing.
Issue, track, and enforce litigation holds without dropping the ball
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Never scramble for credits at the last minute again
Tracks your CLE credits by jurisdiction and category, monitors email for completion certificates, calculates remaining requirements, and sends alerts as deadlines approach. Multi-state lawyers get a unified dashboard across all bars.
Every bar obligation across every state — one view
Tracks all bar-related obligations for lawyers admitted in multiple jurisdictions — registration dues, CLE requirements, trust account certifications, pro bono reporting, insurance disclosures, and specialty certifications. Prevents administrative suspension.