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Hearing dates, adjournments (continuances) and next hearing dates are tracked against the matter — visible to the firm and the client at the same time.
Hearings & Calendar in LexVitta tracks hearing dates, adjournments, and next hearing dates against the matter itself — not a separate calendar that can drift out of sync with the file.
When a hearing is adjourned, the new date updates everywhere the old one was visible — the matter file, the client-facing status, and whatever list a paralegal is working from that morning.
What gets tracked
The next date on the matter.
Old date out, new date in — everywhere.
What's coming after this hearing.
Who sees it, and when
No separate calendar for the client. No lag between what the firm knows and what the client sees.
Further reading
How to Build a Hearing-Deadline System Your Firm Can Actually Trust →
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FAQs
What plans does LexVitta offer?
The LexVitta platform offers plans sized to your firm — seats, matter volume and vault storage all scale together. Book a demo and we'll walk through the right fit for your practice.
How safe and secure is my case data?
In the LexVitta software, every document, filing and exhibit sits behind access control with version history, and the client portal itself is secured with token-based access rather than a shared login.
What happens when it's time to renew?
With LexVitta, renewal is seamless — handled directly with your account team ahead of time, so there's never a surprise lapse, and your case data, vault and client portal stay fully accessible throughout.
How do I reach the LexVitta team?
Email hello@lexvitta.com or use Book a Demo at the top of this page — a real person on the team responds, not a ticket queue.
Does it track hearings and deadlines automatically?
Yes — hearing dates, adjournments (continuances) and next hearing dates are tracked against the matter and visible to the firm and the client at the same time, so nothing depends on someone remembering to check a calendar.
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