Invisible legal AI in your email and your texts. It watches your dockets around the clock, briefs every filing so you don't have to read it in a hurry, calendars every deadline, and checks every citation against real case law.
This is live — the briefing below writes itself the way it happens in your inbox, while the texts land on your phone.
Forward any filing — it's filed on the right matter, briefed in plain English, and every stated date lands on your calendar. If it isn't sure which case, it asks. It never guesses.
Federal dockets monitored around the clock; where the filing itself is publicly available, the full document is retrieved and briefed automatically. State e-service gets the same treatment through your inbox.
Pick a trigger — complaint served, MSJ filed, scheduling order — and every downstream deadline is computed under the applicable rules, with citations, holiday rolling, and mail-service adjustments. Always delivered as drafts you verify.
Every cite in any draft — yours or opposing counsel's — checked against a database of real decisions. Fabricated authority gets flagged before it gets filed. Or after they file it.
SMS the moment something is filed and before every deadline — 7 days, 3 days, 1 day, morning-of. Plus a 7am digest of your entire docket, every weekday.
Runs on your own computer. Your case files never leave your desk. It answers only to you, never emails anyone else, and never deletes a thing.
Night Clerk gets its own email address. Point your court e-service there — or just forward things — and connect your calendar and phone.
Name your cases, link the dockets you want watched, drop in the key filings. Scanned documents are read automatically.
Filings arrive briefed and scored. Deadlines arrive calendared and reminded. Citations arrive verified. You decide everything — it just did the reading.
Night Clerk is deliberately not a ghostwriter. It reads, explains, calendars, verifies, and warns — and leaves the arguing to the licensed professional. Every output is a draft for your review, labeled as such, with the receipts to check it.
Night Clerk is in private testing on real dockets right now. Want in when the doors open?
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