Built by litigators, for their own practice.
DocketWatch didn't start as a product. It started as the tool we needed to keep our own docket from slipping.
We're practicing litigators across New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Connecticut and Florida — and our own docket wouldn't sit still.
Court notices arrived at all hours, across a dozen portals and inboxes. Deadlines were computed by hand, late at night, with no margin for a miss. So we built an in-house tool to watch the courts, read what landed, and propose the dates buried inside.
When it started catching dates before we did — and showing us exactly where each one came from — we knew it shouldn't stay in-house. DocketWatch is that tool, made for other firms who answer for the same dates.
"The docket clerk that never sleeps — and shows its work."
Turn a flood of court notices into a schedule you can trust — without asking anyone to trust a black box.
Two principles, non-negotiable.
Accuracy you can audit.
Every date traces back to the document it came from, with the source sentence highlighted and a confidence score attached. If you can't see why a date was proposed, you shouldn't have to believe it.
The attorney always decides.
DocketWatch proposes; a person disposes. Nothing reaches a calendar until someone confirms it. We don't replace an attorney's judgment — we clear the desk so there's room for it.