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Daily Docket

Information regarding Daily Dockets and how to obtain them

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Written by Bradley Davies
Updated over a week ago

What is the Daily Docket?

The Daily Docket refers to a comprehensive package tailored for attorneys using Docketly, encompassing their entire day's schedule of hearings. This package comprises a detailed list of the scheduled hearings, along with pertinent information about each hearing. This compilation aids attorneys in effectively preparing for their appearances.

We are consistently enhancing the functionality of the Daily Docket to enhance its utility for our attorneys' preparation. We appreciate any recommendations and encourage you to share them through support tickets, emails, feedback submissions, or phone conversations. Your input is valuable to us.

“Warning/Please be aware that hearings that are covered after this Daily docket is created will not appear on this document. ALWAYS double check your calendar to ensure you appear at all the hearings you agreed to appear at. Please also review for changes in client instructions and attachments.”

What does it look like?

The Daily Docket comprises concise details about every scheduled hearing. Enclosed within this package are comprehensive instructions, particulars of the hearings, and any associated attachments.

How do I get my Daily Docket?

Email

Docketly sends out the Daily Docket in email form the day before a hearing. You may receive multiple Daily Dockets if you continue to cover hearings for that day so it is pertinent to double check that you have the most updated version of your Daily Docket.

Self Generated

You can get the Daily Docket through the Docketly website by going to the 'Task' menu at the top of the page. Click on 'Tomorrow's Docket' to generate and download the Daily Docket.

NOTE: The 'Tomorrow's Docket' will only appear if you have next-day hearings. Generating Daily Dockets for future hearings that are more distant is restricted due to potential modifications in the hearing, which might occur before the actual hearing date.

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