Docket Entry

Founding Firm Program

Start your own firm.
Not from scratch.

For licensed lawyers who want to own a plaintiff-side practice. The drafting runs on the swarm. The judgment is yours: you review, decide, and sign. Your firm opens with a working drafting operation behind it, not a plan to build one.

Docket Entry is a technology company, not a law firm. The lawyer decides.

Who it is for

A licensed lawyer who wants to own the practice.

Years in practice, a book of business, a staff: none of them is the test.

Newly admitted

Open your own practice from the first case.

Associate

Do not wait years for partnership.

Senior associate

Thinking of leaving? Open with the drafting already in place.

Partner

Open a boutique without hiring a drafting team first.

Solo lawyer

Build something larger than a one-lawyer practice.

Starting over

Restart or reposition with the drafting built in.

The idea

An established firm has to change how it works to get here.

A founding firm starts here.

A new litigation firm runs out of capacity almost at once. The founder writes every brief alone, hires before the revenue is there, or turns cases away. Here the first draft arrives finished and cite-checked, and your hours go to review, judgment, and the signature.

The division of work

Your swarm drafts. Your lawyer decides.

Your swarm

The first substantial draft.

Finished and cite-checked. For an ordinary opposition to a motion to dismiss, within the hour.

Your lawyer

You review, revise, approve, and sign.

The practice, the clients, the judgment. Docket Entry does not run your firm and does not replace your judgment. You decide what the firm argues and what goes to the court.

What a founding firm gets

Not a login. A working drafting operation.

  • A guided setup, done with you.
  • Your own templates and formatting.
  • Your drafting preferences and workflow.
  • Substantial drafting capacity from the start.
  • Adjustments as the practice takes shape.

How it starts

A new way to litigate, from the first case.

  1. The work

    The work comes first.

    Try it on your real work. Once security is verified with you, your swarm drafts, at no charge from Docket Entry.

  2. The review

    Your lawyer reviews each one.

    Within the hour for an ordinary motion to dismiss. You change what needs changing.

  3. The conversation

    Ask about the program.

    Qualified firms can begin now and pay over time. The rest is a private conversation.

  4. The start

    A guided start.

    Docket Entry sets up the drafting operation with you.

Founding Firm Program

See the work before you decide.

Ask about the program, or try it and see the work first.