LegalClock reads a complaint, you confirm the dates in one tap, and it computes every litigation deadline — each tied to the rule that governs it, and logged for your file.
Service of citation
“…served with citation by certified mail on February 4, 2025, as reflected in the return of service…”
TRUSTED BY EARLY-ACCESS TEXAS PERSONAL-INJURY FIRMS · CITATION-BACKED · HUMAN-CONFIRMED
Built on one non-negotiable rule: the AI reads and proposes, a human confirms, and a deterministic engine does the date math. It never decides a statute of limitations on its own.
Send in a complaint, summons, or scheduling order. LegalClock pulls the triggering dates — injury, service, and how service was made — each with the exact quote it came from.
You see every extracted fact next to its source snippet. Confirm or correct in one tap. Low-confidence items are flagged for review. Nothing is computed from an unconfirmed fact.
The engine computes each deadline with its rule citation, rolls weekends and court holidays, and drops it into your pooled calendar with an .ics export and reminders.
This is deliberately not "AI that guesses your deadlines." It's a system built to keep you out of the malpractice chain.
No deadline appears without the statute or rule it comes from, so you can verify it in seconds.
The AI only proposes. The deterministic engine — plain, testable code — owns all date math.
Who confirmed what, when, against which rule version. The record that defends the work if it's ever questioned.
LegalClock assists an attorney who remains responsible. It's your judgment, made faster and better documented.
Start solo. Add your firm when you're ready — shared calendar, invited seats, one bill.
Early access covers Texas personal-injury matters (statute of limitations and the answer deadline). More jurisdictions and practice areas are added as attorney-reviewed data — request yours and we'll prioritize.
No. The AI only reads a document and proposes dates with citations. You confirm each one, and a deterministic engine computes the deadlines. That separation is the entire point.
No. LegalClock is a tool that assists a licensed attorney who remains responsible for every deadline. You confirm each date against its cited authority before relying on it.
Your data is private to your account (or your firm), encrypted in transit, and access-controlled. See our Privacy Policy for details.
Yes — Team and Firm plans give you a shared deadline pool with invited seats and one bill.