Question 1

What types of matters can JURE manage?

Accepted Answer

JURE structures matters as litigation, consultation or administrative, so each carries the shape that fits its work. All three types connect to a client, documents, tasks, deadlines and an assigned team.

Question 2

How does JURE help the team keep deadlines?

Accepted Answer

Deadlines live as dated tasks and calendar entries on a calendar shared across the firm. JURE sends deadline reminders and in-app and email notifications, so dates are visible to the whole assigned team rather than tracked by one person.

Question 3

Can documents be attached directly to a matter?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Documents uploaded to JURE's library can be attached to matters, so pleadings, contracts and correspondence sit alongside the tasks and deadlines they relate to.

Question 4

Who in the firm can see a matter?

Accepted Answer

Access is governed by role-based permissions within your firm, with roles ranging from owner to viewer. Matters are never visible outside your firm's workspace.

Question 5

Does JURE's case management work for a solo lawyer?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The same structure — matter, client, documents, tasks, deadlines — is just as useful for a solo practice, and the shared calendar and team assignment become more valuable as the practice grows.

Case management that keeps every matter whole