Case management for law firms in England and Wales

The case management system that does the work. Every live file read overnight, every date carrying its rule, and a person signing off every output.

The platform

Bracton runs a firm's matters, documents, diary, time, billing and ledgers on one system, held in the United Kingdom. Three screens from the working software, on invented files.

The morning's items on the Today screen, the client money comparison and the breach with its clock running, above the four doors of the firm's day with their honest counts

The morning list

Every live matter read overnight, each file needing attention already drafted for the fee earner

The diary of a personal injury file, each date carrying its rule on its face, the acknowledgment twenty one days after the letter of claim, the answer on liability three months after the acknowledgment, and the four months for serving the claim form ending with the warning that an unserved claim form dies with them

Every date carries its rule

The limitation engine reads the file, finds the trigger, applies the rule and writes the arithmetic on the entry

The Move money list on a file's financial tab, nine acts each named in the cashier's own words with a sentence saying what it does, from receiving client money to anticipating a disbursement, with Receive a mixed payment open and its form showing the amount and what the movement is

Money moves by named acts

Nine named acts in place of a dropdown, and a save that would breach the SRA Accounts Rules refused with the rule named

Two products, one question

Whether your firm is free to change system decides which one you buy. One rate for every firm size.

If your firm is free to move

Take the platform

The whole practice on one system, with the assistant built in. £185 for each fee earner a month.

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If a contract holds you

Take the assistant on its own

The same assistant, inside the system you already run. £115 for each fee earner a month.

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Both prices in full, or which one fits, two minutes.

What you can hold us to

Held in the United Kingdom

Every production record, contracted before your firm signs.

A person signs off every output

Nothing leaves a draft unapproved, and the SRA's notice on AI is answered concern by concern.

It refuses what the rules forbid

Four refusals quoted from the running software, each naming the provision it turns on.

Nothing you upload trains a model

Every act sits in an audit trail, and the whole record leaves with you whenever you like.

A free hour runs the software across a sample of your own live matters, with nothing in writing and nothing to sign. The written review, if you want one →

The podcast

AI Case Management

Ten minutes on running a law firm with AI, presented by Saqib Khan. One problem every firm owner recognises, what a well run firm does about it, and where the software fits. A new episode every Thursday.

Listen to the first episode