Deadline and limitation tracker

What problem does it solve? Missed limitation and procedural deadlines are among the most costly errors in legal practice, and they occur when dates are tracked without documented computation, escalation happens too late, or changed facts are not reflected in recalculated dates. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Structured Date Records: Captures what each date is, the rule or order creating it, the trigger event, the computation method, and whether extension is possible. - Early Escalation: Escalates at a comfortable margin before each date, with limitation dates escalated furthest out to allow time for protective filings. - Recomputation on New Facts: Recalculates limitation when the date of knowledge changes, a new defendant appears, or the cause of action shifts. - Use Case: A litigation team records a limitation date with full working, receives escalation well before expiry, and recomputes the date when a new defendant is joined to the claim. ## Quick Start Track all deadlines and the limitation date for this matter, showing the computation for each and flagging anything that needs escalation.