Forty cases. Three courts. One of you.
Lexli is a workspace for the practice you already run. The board, the files, the drafts, the client calls, all organised the way you organise them: by case.
The reality
The day, as it is
The board for tomorrow gets checked tonight: on the court website, then on the group, then once more with your clerk.
A case file exists in four places: the office almirah, a junior's bag, a pen drive, and photographs in your phone.
The same party names get typed into every application, every vakalatnama, every index. They have not changed since the case began.
The client calls after every date. The answer exists, spread across a diary, an order copy, and your memory of the morning.
None of this is the practice of law. All of it is the day.
The workspace
The day, on Lexli
The evening before.
The board has already built itself from the published cause lists: every court, with the last orders attached. You read it; you do not assemble it.
In the morning.
The case record is in your pocket: parties, acts, hearing history, the note you made after the last date. Multi-device: the desk, the corridor, the courtroom door.
The paperwork.
Ask for the application and it arrives with the case details already in it, because the platform read the file when the case did. You write the argument; the re-typing is over.
After the hearing.
The note goes in the case. The order lands in the file when it's published. And the client's question now has a one-minute answer, because the record is the answer.
Where to start
Start free. The rest is already there.
Start free, alone: the front-door tools and your first cases. When a junior or a clerk joins the practice, add them to the same workspace with their own role. Nothing migrates; the record just gains readers.
Tomorrow's board is a good place to start.
Create a free account, add your name, and see it built.