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Deadline Engine vs eLaw Case Tracking

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FactDeadline EngineeLaw Case Tracking
AudienceThe About page says the product is developed for individual legal professionals, including solicitors, barristers, paralegals and compliance professionals.Lexitas describes its services as serving law firms, insurance companies, and corporations.
CoverageThe homepage states that the catalog contains 4,871 deadline rules across 20 jurisdictions.The product page lists availability in 39 states and Federal courts.
HeadquartersMildenhall, Bury St. Edmunds, England, UKHouston, Texas, United States
PurposeDeadline Engine calculates court and procedural deadlines and displays the governing citation and calculation steps.eLaw provides web-based docketing and calendaring software to search, monitor, and manage active and archived cases, dockets, and court calendars.
SupportThe help page states an initial response target of five UK working days, or two UK working days for Professional subscribers.The eLaw product page lists an eLaw Case Tracking service line at 877-204-4250.

Deadline Engine plans

  • Free calculatorFree
  • Evidence Record$19.99, paid once
  • Professional monthly$29.99 a month
  • Professional annual$299.99 a year

eLaw Case Tracking plans

  • eWatch — Florida Circuit Courts$3.50 a month
  • eWatch — New York State Supreme and Civil Courts$5 a month
  • Appellate eWatch$14 a month
  • eWatch — New York State Supreme and Civil Courts, lifetime$54, paid once
  • eDocket$84 a month

Pick Deadline Engine if…

Deadline Engine is for legal professionals who need to calculate procedural dates and review the rules and steps behind them. Users must verify results against the rules and case facts themselves.

Pick eLaw Case Tracking if…

eLaw Case Tracking is aimed at law firms, insurance companies, and corporations that need docket monitoring, calendar syncing, and case reports. Its listed coverage and update schedule may matter to teams working across jurisdictions.

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