litigation-deadline-calendar

To calculate litigation deadlines from a scheduling order, upload the PDF and specify the jurisdiction. The system parses the text, extracts key dates, and applies rules like FRCP or Colorado CRCP to compute backward deadlines for discovery and motions.

Yes, you can generate an ICS calendar file for court deadlines in Outlook or Google Calendar. After computing the litigation dates, the system creates a downloadable ICS file with multi-day events, time zones, reminders, and source citations.

Yes, the deadline calculator supports California and New York civil procedure rules. It also applies Federal FRCP, Colorado CRCP, and arbitration forum rules from AAA and JAMS when computing scheduling deadlines from uploaded orders.

You compute arbitration deadlines for AAA and JAMS forums by uploading the scheduling order PDF and selecting the applicable arbitration rules. The system verifies the rules, applies holiday adjustments, and calculates the exact deadline dates.

The best way to track discovery cutoff dates and expert disclosure deadlines is by parsing the scheduling order PDF to identify trigger dates. The calculator applies jurisdiction-specific rules to compute these deadlines and exports them into a calendar with reminders.

Rule verification works by cross-referencing extracted scheduling dates against the selected jurisdiction's specific civil procedure rules. This mechanism ensures computed deadlines account for court holidays and accurate backward date calculations for motions and disclosures.