eLaw Case Tracking review
A court-monitoring and calendaring system for teams tracking supported court systems.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
eLaw Case Tracking is web-based docketing and calendaring software for attorneys and legal teams managing active and archived cases. It combines case, docket, and court-calendar search with automated court monitoring, appearance-date population, alerts, calendar synchronization, and case-management synchronization. The service supports web and API access, covers courts across 39 states and federal courts, and is offered by Lexitas.
Its strongest fit is operational visibility across supported courts. Teams can monitor court activity, receive email or fax alerts, search dockets and calendars, and use weekly calendar reports and rolling 14-day outlooks. Automatic appearance-date population is designed to reduce manual calendar entry, while document retrieval ordering and tracking extends the workflow beyond deadline monitoring. Integrations include Outlook, Google Calendar, Litify, SmartAdvocate, Filevine, Clio, Neos, TrialWorks, Time Matters, Needles, and LexPI. The published category specification lists calendar synchronization as one-way, so teams that require two-way calendar updates should evaluate that workflow carefully.
The plan structure is organized by court system and use case rather than by broad feature bundles. Published options include eWatch plans for Florida Circuit Courts and listed states, New York State Supreme and Civil Courts, New Jersey State Superior Courts, and the New York Appellate Division, plus lifetime monitoring options for selected New York and New Jersey plans. Federal District Courts options distinguish calendar event alerts from calendar date alerts. A 30-day trial is available. eLaw Case Tracking suits firms that work within its supported court coverage and want monitoring connected to calendars or legal practice systems; teams seeking a general court-rule library or broader deadline-calculation scope should consider another type of tool.
eLaw Case Tracking pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Automated docket monitoring with email and fax alerts
- Calendar and case-management synchronization across legal platforms
- Search, reports, appearance dates, and document retrieval workflows
- Where it doesn't
- Coverage is organized around supported court systems
- Calendar synchronization is listed as one-way
- Plans are divided by court system and alert type
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