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DocketCalendar vs eLaw Case Tracking

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FactDocketCalendareLaw Case Tracking
PurposeDocketCalendar calculates court-rules-based deadlines and automatically creates events on Outlook or Google Calendar.eLaw provides web-based docketing and calendaring software to search, monitor, and manage active and archived cases, dockets, and court calendars.
ReportsDocketCalendar generates custom deadline reports that can be printed, exported to Excel or CSV, or copied into emails.Paid subscribers can run management reports on outstanding motions, court deadlines, and appearance schedules, with exports to Excel or PDF.
SupportSubscriptions include unlimited support and training, including searchable user-guide content, phone help, and screen-share sessions.The eLaw product page lists an eLaw Case Tracking service line at 877-204-4250.

DocketCalendar plans

  • Calendar$15 a month
  • Court$15 a month
  • Court$20 a month
  • User$20 a month

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 DocketCalendar if…

DocketCalendar is intended for law firms of any size that need court-rule-based deadlines on Outlook or Google calendars. It may also suit firms wanting a stand-alone calendar and deadline reports.

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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