Deadlines · Nevada
You stop hunting through orders for dates. Each deadline arrives proposed, with its source, for you to confirm.
DilloLex reads the triggering date off an order and proposes the deadlines that follow. Every proposal shows where it came from. Nothing is relied on until an attorney approves it.
What DilloLex does
- Reads the order. It finds the triggering date on the page and keeps the page with it.
- Proposes the deadlines that follow. Each one is a proposal for your approval, not an entry on anyone’s calendar.
- Shows its source. Dated events are laid out in order in the chronology, each tied to the page it came from. You check any anchor date against the document in one click.
- Waits for you. The attorney reviews each proposal against the current rule text, any local rule and the order itself, then approves or corrects it.
- Puts it in context. The new case assessment memo opens with what to do this week, then the posture, the exposure, the governing law and the elements.
The attorney owns every date. DilloLex does the reading and the first pass, and a person confirms.
What DilloLex does
DilloLex reads the triggering date off an order and proposes each deadline that follows, for your approval.
- Deadlines from an order. DilloLex reads the triggering date off an order and proposes the deadlines that follow, for your approval.
- What to do this week. A new case assessment memo opens with what to do this week, then the posture and exposure, the governing law and the elements, so the deadline sits in the case’s whole picture.
- A chronology tied to the pages. Dated events are laid out in order, each tied to the page it came from, so you can check an anchor date against its source.
- Your decision. The attorney reviews each proposal against the current rule text, any local rule and the order itself, then approves or corrects it.
Common questions
What does DilloLex do with a new order?
It reads the triggering date off the order and proposes the deadlines that follow, each one waiting for your approval. A dated chronology shows where every date came from, tied to the page.
Why does DilloLex propose deadlines instead of simply calendaring them?
Because the attorney owns the calendar. A date that goes onto it without attorney review removes the only check between a proposal and a professional obligation. DilloLex proposes, and you approve or correct.
How do I check a proposed deadline?
Each proposal comes with the date it was counted from and the page that date was read from. You check it against the current rule text, any local rule and the order itself, then approve or correct it.
Where do I see what to do this week?
The new case assessment memo opens with what to do this week, then the posture and exposure, the governing law and the elements, so each deadline sits inside the whole picture of the case.
Does DilloLex file anything or contact the court?
No. DilloLex does not interact with courts or filing systems. Filing and the calendar stay with your office.
See it run. Thirty minutes.
Thirty minutes. We show you DilloLex running, answer your questions, and tell you plainly if it is not a fit.
Every day, 8am to 8pm. A founder answers, never a salesperson.