Generic software knows “matters.” Trial Commander knows your practice.
Each practice area is a real framework — the forms, the math, the workflow — not a template with a new label.
Treatment timelines, damages models, and demand packages that assemble themselves from the matter file. PIP clocks and HB 837 disclosures, a firm-wide offer board, and one flow from settlement through liens and fees to disbursement on the trust ledger. Every provider, lien, and adjuster conversation in one place.
The PI sub-module for trucking litigation — carriers, drivers, equipment, and the regulatory record, organized the way a trucking case actually unfolds.
The 22-module trial core works for any docket, plaintiff or defense — contract disputes, business torts, whatever you try. Removed to federal court, or removing? The removal and remand clocks under 28 U.S.C. §§ 1441–1455 run per defendant on the matter. If it goes to a courtroom, it fits here.
56 Florida Supreme Court family law forms built in, filled from your matter data for you to review. A client questionnaire fills in what most of them share — the court, the parties, the marriage, the children.
15 USCIS and EOIR forms filled from the matter record. Ask the client once: a questionnaire's answers fill every form in its package, for you to review.
Speedy-trial and discovery clocks, the sentencing scoresheet, and a seal-or-expunge eligibility screen on the matter; the motion practice — suppression, Stand Your Ground — drafted from the file; and trial prep on the same core civil litigators use.
Wills, trusts, powers of attorney, and health-care surrogates drafted to Florida's execution requirements — then administrations that hit every creditor-notice deadline through final discharge.
FAR/BAR contracts, deeds, and escrow held in a real trust ledger — with the 45/90-day lien clocks computed and the litigation core underneath when a closing becomes a dispute.
Chapter 627 computed rather than counted: the notice-of-claim regime read off the policy's issue date, the carrier's own duty clocks, and the § 627.70152 presuit notice with its business-day count — plus the warning the unresolved retroactivity split earns.
Chapter 440 on the tribunal's own calendar: the OJCC computes time under 60Q-6.109, not Rule 2.514. The § 440.19 limitations ladder with its one-year tolling, the § 440.20 pay-and-investigate window and its waiver, and the petition chain through the Rule 9.180 appeal.
First-Party Property Insurance and Workers' Compensation are practice-area editions: they sit on top of any plan, are turned on by the firm admin, and carry Florida statutory content a Florida-barred attorney reviewed before it shipped.
And the rest of your caseload
Every matter type below runs on the full litigation core — case file, verified state deadline engines and federal removal clocks, billing, trust, drafting, AI.