This week we launched the newest NetLegal product: the Federal Court Docket Monitor.
Creation of this was based on feedback from a number of our law firm users who are already receiving the free Federal Court Case List on a weekly basis. While the data has been useful, many of them were asking if we could provide a means to focus the results given the amount of new cases filed every week at the Federal Court and Federal Court of Appeal.
Instead of creating a number of canned weekly emails, we decided to create an online application that provides a law firm user enhanced searches and the ability to filter their results. Each user can save up to three searches and set a daily or weekly notification of any new cases that match the search.
We moved away from transactional billing to office-based licensing to make it accessible – now every user in a firm can access it and save up to three searches/notifications for the one flat subscription rate. The cost is $250 per year with a discounted rate of $150 per year of law firms with 10 or fewer lawyers.
We would love to hear what you think (feedback@netlegal.ca). Based on feedback during the pilot, we created a way of grouping the Federal Court nature of proceeding codes into practice areas, such as Aboriginal, Administrative, Immigration, Intellectual Property Law, etc.
To subscribe, you can find out more information at www.netdockets.ca.
Thank you for your interest and we look forward to seeing you on NetLegal.
Mike Ives, CEO
Filed under: New Functionality
