PracticeProjects
Plan the work behind the work.
Trial preparation, completions and firm initiatives, planned on boards and timelines, linked to the matter they serve.
Five views, one plan
Board, list, table, calendar and timeline.
Switch views without losing anything: move cards across a board, sort a table, see due dates on a calendar or dependencies on a timeline. Starter templates for litigation, corporate and conveyancing work get a plan going in minutes.
Built for legal teams
Project tools that respect the rules of practice.
Matter-linked
Link a project to a matter and its walls apply first.
Templates
Litigation, corporate and conveyancing starters.
Client guests
Invite clients as capped guests when it helps.
Firm work too
Run internal initiatives the same way.
Walls first
A shared project never leaks a restricted matter
When a project is linked to a walled matter, the wall beats every share: people outside the matter can’t see the project, even if someone adds them.
Timeline
See the whole plan to trial or completion
Lay out witness proofing, expert reports and bundle deadlines on a timeline next to the court diary, so the team knows what has to happen first.
Tasks
Tasks with owners and history
Assign tasks, set due dates and keep comments in one place. Work done on a project shows up in each person’s task list across desktop and mobile.
In short
What is legal project management?
Legal project management is planning legal work like any complex project: breaking a matter into tasks with owners and dates, tracking progress on boards and timelines, and managing scope and budget. In Asem, projects link to matters, so plans stay inside the firm’s access rules and ethical walls.
FAQ
Do projects have to be linked to a matter?
No. Projects can be linked to a matter or stand alone for firm work.
Can clients see a project?
Only if the firm invites them as a guest, and guest numbers are capped.
Are there templates?
Yes: starter templates for litigation, corporate and conveyancing work.
Plan trials and completions with confidence.
See boards, timelines and matter-linked projects in a live walkthrough.
