Published 1 August 2026
Firm calendar: hearings and due dates — not only meetings
Hearings and Tasks with due dates in a shared calendar, with reminders — so the office sees the week in time, not after the day has passed.
A personal calendar does not keep up
When hearings live only in one lawyer’s calendar, assistants and colleagues find out late. A firm needs a shared picture: what is in court, what is an internal due date, and what is already covered.
How it looks in LexAgenda
The firm calendar brings Just / ICCJ hearings and Tasks with due dates tied to matters so the week is clear for the team. Reminders help in time — for court sittings and for office work.
Tied to the matter
A hearing without context is easy to miss. When the event links to the matter and client, you move from the calendar to the file without hunting the case number in other software.
Limits we state clearly
The calendar organizes work; it does not guarantee portal data is complete or that a colleague prepared the filing. Firm discipline remains: verification, clear ownership on the matter, and official channels when the stakes are high.