What does the electronic case file contain?
All case documents (legal-assistance agreement, power of attorney, claims, evidence, correspondence, rulings), the parties, the court and the case number, the deadlines and the chronological case history — all instantly accessible and searchable.
Can anyone else see my matters?
Only attorneys assigned to the matter. Access is role-controlled, the data is covered by privilege, and every access is logged for traceability. A colleague not involved in the case does not see the file.
How do I track a case's progression over time?
The file keeps a chronological history: what was filed, what was ordered at each hearing and what comes next. Before a hearing, you open the file and have the entire progression in front of you.
Is the file created automatically or do I create it manually?
You open a new matter linked to the client and the responsible attorney, and deadlines and documents then attach to it automatically. You no longer keep a separate record — everything sits in one place.
Are the case documents protected appropriately?
Access is through personal accounts and the connection is encrypted over HTTPS. 4lawyers processes the data as a GDPR data processor; professional secrecy remains the firm's duty.
Can I attach legal-assistance agreements or powers of attorney?
Yes. You can attach any document to the matter: legal-assistance agreements, powers of attorney, evidence, correspondence or rulings, linked to the relevant deadline.