Law firm management system
The case file is in a drawer, the deadlines are in a lawyer's head, and the fees are in a notebook.
A law firm does not sell goods — it sells time, and deadlines that cannot be missed. Jadwal holds the case file, the litigation stages, the procedural deadlines, billable hours, client trust money and the fee invoice in one Arabic system.
Your day with Jadwal
- 1You open the case once: client, opponent, court, degree and case number.
- 2The system follows it through the seven litigation stages, so you see where it stands at a glance.
- 3A Qatari procedural-deadline engine computes the statutory periods and warns you before them — nobody's memory is load-bearing.
- 4Each lawyer logs hours against the case they actually worked on.
- 5Client trust money sits in its own account, never mixed with the firm's.
- 6The fee invoice is built from recorded hours and expenses, not from an estimate.
- 7A client report goes out, and they read what happened in their case without a phone call.
The screens
What it does not do
We write these down because a customer discovers them after buying if we do not.
- It does not write your pleadings for you and does not litigate — legal drafting stays with your lawyers.
- It does not connect automatically to court e-systems; case numbers and hearing dates are entered or imported.
The reference
A law firm in Doha — a live proposal and an agreed implementation on a dedicated server. The name will be published once the firm gives written permission, and not before.
CustomersA law firm: from case to fees
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A law firm: from case to fees
One file, from opening the case to collecting the fee.
What it costs
Fully managed subscription — for professional firms
QAR 1,200 / 1,750 / 2,500
per month, by size
- · One-time setup of QAR 5,000
- · AI included
Dedicated implementation on your own server
From QAR 20,000
per project (20,000–25,000)
- · Three payments: 7/8/7 or 8/7/5
- · Server hosting and administration QAR 350/month
- · Support and maintenance QAR 4,000/year from year two
Questions from this sector
Does it really compute Qatari procedural deadlines?
Yes — the statutory periods are built into an engine inside the system; it computes them from the triggering date and warns you a margin you choose in advance. Professional responsibility stays with the lawyer: the engine reminds, it does not opine.
How is client trust money kept apart from the firm's account?
Trust money is posted to its own account in the chart of accounts, every movement is attributed to its client and case, and the system produces a trust statement at any moment.
We are three lawyers — is this too big for us?
No. The managed subscription is built for small and mid-size firms: a one-time setup, then a monthly subscription covering hosting and support. A dedicated implementation on your own server is the option for firms that want their data isolated.
Run it on your own data
Thirty minutes, on a sample of your real data, with no commitment.