CourtDrive

CourtDrive: Court Case Management software

Your AI Docketing Assistant

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CourtDrive is a cloud court management and docketing system that automates how law firms handle federal and state court eNotices, calendaring and PACER research. ⁣​‌‌⁠⁠​⁠‌‍​‌​⁠‌⁠‌⁣Its AI Docketing Assistant files and shares every eNotice, calculates court deadlines and keeps the firm calendar up to date with a human in the loop. It is best for litigation teams at firms of any size, from BigLaw to solo practitioners.

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Overview

What CourtDrive does

Federal and state eNotices are automatically shared with case teams, saved to the right folders in the firm's document management or practice management system, or delivered through CourtDrive's API. ⁣​‌‌⁠⁠​⁠‌‍​‌​⁠‌⁠‌⁣The AI Docketing Assistant enters court dates and deadlines into the firm's case management software, and court-rule deadlines are calculated through integrations with CalendarRules and Clio Court Rules, then added to Outlook, Google Calendar and other calendars, in fully automatic or review mode. CourtDrive also offers task management for filings, matter management with tags and fast search, full-text Boolean search across OCR'd PDFs with no per-search charges, reporting and alerts on any party, case or keyword, and a real-time PACER interface covering all PACER courts and queries. CourtDrive says its tools cut PACER costs by more than 70%. No-code integrations push PDFs and events into document management, practice management and calendaring apps, and APIs give programmatic access to dockets, claims and PDFs. Court data can also be queried from ChatGPT or Claude through MCP connectors. There are iOS and Android apps and an Outlook add-in. Pricing is listed on CourtDrive's website, and demos are available.

What it does

CourtDrive core capabilities

AI Docketing Assistant

Calendars court dates and deadlines with human review

eNotice automation

Shares and files federal and state eNotices automatically

Court rules deadlines

Deadlines via CalendarRules and Clio Court Rules

PACER interface

All PACER courts and queries in one place

Full-text PDF search

Boolean search with no per-search charges

Alerts

Track any party, case or keyword

MCP connectors

Query court data from ChatGPT or Claude

Technical specifications

  • REST API (CourtAPI)
  • MCP connectors for ChatGPT and Claude
  • iOS and Android apps
  • Outlook add-in
  • Integrations: CalendarRules, Clio Court Rules, DMS and PMS apps

Who it is for

Who CourtDrive is built for

Target audience

  • Large Law Firm
  • Mid-Sized Law Firm
  • Chambers & Individual Lawyers

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Pricing details

CourtDrive pricing

Starting price

$35/month per firm

Pricing model

Tiered/package-based

Free version

Not offered

Three plans per firm, each including up to 3 users: Basic $35/month, Pro $70/month and Elite $140/month (AI calendaring), with 10% off when paid annually. Firms with 16 or more attorneys get enterprise pricing and a 30-day free trial.

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CourtDrive sources

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  1. 1https://courtdrive.com/
  2. 2https://www.courtdrive.com/pricing

FAQs

Frequently asked questions about CourtDrive

CourtDrive prices each plan per firm, with up to 3 users included: Basic is $35 a month (eNotice automation and PACER access), Pro is $70 (adds research, automated PACER searches and alerts) and Elite is $140 (adds AI calendaring and task management). Paying annually saves 10%. Firms with 16 or more attorneys get enterprise pricing and a 30-day free trial. Prices shown are for the smallest firm size.

It automates court calendaring: it reads eNotices, enters court dates and filing deadlines into the firm's case management software and calendars, calculates deadlines from court rules, and keeps a human in the loop to review entries before they are final.

Yes. CourtDrive handles both federal and state court eNotices, and its PACER interface covers all PACER courts and queries for federal research.

CourtDrive has no-code integrations that send PDFs and events to document management, practice management and calendaring apps, uses CalendarRules and Clio Court Rules for deadlines, offers an API for custom integrations, and connects to ChatGPT and Claude through MCP.

CourtDrive is built for litigation and docketing teams at law firms of every size, from BigLaw firms to solo practitioners, that want to stop handling court notices and calendars by hand.

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