Case information is scattered
Files, folders, message threads and a shared calendar give no single answer about a case.
Products
Law Office ERP
Cases, clients, hearings, tasks, documents, billing and payments for law offices.
Legal Practice ManagementDevelopment / UAT preparation
Product overview
- The case is the central record: clients, parties, hearings, tasks, documents and billable activity attach to it.
- Visibility follows assignment and is checked on the server for every operation, so confidentiality does not depend on interface filtering.
- Every write produces an audit record, and reads on confidential documents are logged as well.
- In development and preparing for user acceptance testing — no client identity or commercial results are disclosed.
Intended users
- Partners overseeing the case portfolio
- Lawyers managing assigned cases and hearings
- Paralegals preparing documents and filings
- Administrative staff handling clients, appointments and billing
Business problems addressed
Deadlines depend on memory
A missed hearing date is a professional liability, not an inconvenience.
Confidentiality by discipline
Without system-enforced access control, document exposure depends on individual habits.
Core capabilities
Case and client records
Cases with stage, court, reference numbers, parties and full history.
Hearings, deadlines and tasks
Calendar entries with advance notice and assigned follow-up work.
Documents, billing and payments
Controlled document access with billable activity and payment records per case.
Main modules
- Client and counterparty records
- Case files with stage and history
- Hearing calendar and deadline reminders
- Document upload, categorization and access control
- Task assignment and follow-up
- Billing, fee records and payments
- Roles, permissions and audit reporting
Technology stack
- ASP.NET Core 8
- Clean Architecture
- EF Core 8
- Next.js
Architecture summary
- Clean Architecture with Domain, Application, Infrastructure and API layers
- CQRS through MediatR with separate command and query handlers
- EF Core 8 with explicit configurations, constraints and indexes
- Next.js frontend with role-aware rendering and a centralized API client
Security and data considerations
- Identity with JWT access tokens and hashed rotating refresh tokens
- Per-case access control enforced server-side, independent of general role
- Access logging on confidential document operations
- Soft delete by default so removed records stay recoverable and traceable
Product interface gallery
Case workspace
A single case with its stage, upcoming hearings, assigned tasks and attached documents.
Product screenshot with sample data.
Deployment model
Hosted or on-premises web deployment
Deployed as an API plus web frontend with environment-based configuration and migration-driven schema management. Offices that require data to stay on site can host it internally.
- Separate staging and production environments
- Migration-driven schema updates
- Documented backup and restore procedure
Known scope boundaries
- In development and preparing for UAT — module availability is confirmed per engagement
- Court e-filing integrations depend on jurisdiction and are scoped separately
- Not a statutory accounting suite unless separately scoped
- No client identity, case data or commercial outcome metrics are published
Frequently asked questions
Authorization is checked per case and per operation on the server, so a user who is not assigned to a case cannot read it even with a direct request.
Related work
Legal Practice ManagementWebDevelopment / UAT preparation
Law Office ERP
Legal practice management platform for cases, clients, hearings, tasks, documents, billing and payments — with per-case authorization and audit trails.
- Case-centric practice records
- Hearings, tasks and documents
- Billing and payment tracking
Technology: ASP.NET Core 8 · Next.js · SQL Server · Clean Architecture
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