Lawyers don’t just attend meetings, consultations and court appearances. They also need time to do the work.
Draft the pleading. Prepare for trial. Review the contract. Research the point of law. Respond to the client.
Traditional calendars show you where you need to be. Task lists show you what you need to do. Law Buffer brings the two together — turning legal tasks into scheduled time, automatically fitting the work that needs to get done into the time actually available to do it.
See your real workload. Protect your deadlines. Take control of your firm’s capacity.
You have six hours of meetings tomorrow. Your task list says you also need to draft a summons, review a contract and prepare for Thursday’s hearing.
But nowhere does it tell you when you’re actually going to do it.
That’s the problem Law Buffer solves. Every task has a duration. Every deadline matters. Every working day has a finite number of hours. Law Buffer puts those three things together so you can see whether your workload actually fits into your available time.
Law Buffer combines your meetings and appointments, court appearances, consultations, matter deadlines, legal tasks, drafting time, preparation time and team workload into one intelligent calendar.
No more switching between your calendar and your task list and trying to work out whether you have enough time for both.
Law Buffer shows you.
Tell Law Buffer what needs to be done, how long it should take, when it is due and how important it is. Law Buffer finds the time.
Court appearances, consultations, meetings and other appointments remain exactly where they belong.
Drafting, research, preparation and other work are scheduled into the available time around your fixed commitments.
Critical work gets priority. Less urgent work is scheduled around it.
A consultation runs over. An urgent application lands on your desk. A meeting takes the time you had reserved for drafting. Law Buffer recalculates. Unfinished work doesn’t simply turn red on an ever-growing to-do list — it finds the next available time.
There is a difference between having something in your diary and having the capacity to do it. Law Buffer makes that difference visible.
Before accepting another consultation, assigning another matter or promising another deadline, see what your workload actually looks like.
Not just today. But tomorrow, next week and beyond.
Know before you commit.
Law Buffer isn’t only for individual lawyers. It gives firms visibility across their teams.
Instead of discovering on Thursday that someone cannot meet Friday’s deadline, identify the capacity problem while there is still time to solve it.
A legal matter isn’t one task. It is a sequence of work: consultation, investigation, research, drafting, review, filing, preparation, hearing, follow-up.
Law Buffer lets you map the work required to move a matter forward and translate that work into actual time across your team’s calendars.
Fixed events remain fixed. Tasks are scheduled around them. Deadlines determine when the work must be completed. Priorities determine what happens first.
The matter plan becomes a working schedule.
Your firm already works across different systems. Law Buffer brings them together.
Connect your Microsoft 365 calendar and Clio account to create a synchronized view of your working day.
An appointment booked in Outlook matters. A deadline recorded in Clio matters. A task scheduled in Law Buffer matters. Law Buffer brings that information together so your schedule reflects the reality of your practice.
One day. One workload. One view.
That changes everything. Because the problem in a busy legal practice usually isn’t knowing what needs to be done. It’s finding the time to do it before the deadline arrives.
Another list. Another set of checkboxes. No connection to the hours you actually have.
Every task, weighed against your real diary, before the deadline arrives.
Law Buffer is designed for a profession where priorities change, deadlines matter and a seemingly empty afternoon can already contain four hours of work. It understands the difference between:
Court appearances, consultations, meetings — fixed points in your day.
Drafting, research, preparation — work that needs real hours to happen.
And it puts both into the same plan.
And give every important task something a to-do list never could: time to get it done.