Valverde Jurídico

Every screen shares the same structure: a side menu by module, search at the top, current numbers in cards, tables with colored statuses and a single gold button for the main action.

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   Institutional website

   The firm's front door: the promise of strategic legal advice, practice areas, differentials, testimonials and a contact form validated both in the browser and on the server.

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   Client portal

   A separate area where the firm's clients sign in with their own e-mail to follow their case, with login, password recovery and the same visual system as the website.

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   Dashboard

   The firm overview: active clients, active cases, urgent cases and pending tasks, the distribution of cases by status and the most recently updated cases, with priority and status on each row.

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   Customers

   The legal CRM: search by name, tax ID or e-mail, filters by status, person type, city, state, owner and tags, bulk actions and export.

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   Client record

   Everything about the client on one page: individual or company details, contacts, address and tags, with tabs for notes, timeline, documents, cases, finance and calendar.

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   New client

   The form changes according to the type, individual or company, and validates tax IDs by their check digits before saving.

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   CSV import

   To bring in the client base that already lived in spreadsheets: the firm drops a CSV file and the system registers all clients at once.

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   Cases

   The case list with CNJ number, client, area of law, class, court, division, status, priority and lead lawyer, with filters by period, court, division and tags.

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   Case kanban

   The same cases in columns by status (new, in progress, awaiting documents, awaiting hearing…). Dragging a card changes its status and is recorded in the timeline.

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    Case record

    The validated CNJ number, status and priority at the top and the case details: class, subject, court, district, division, instance and claim value, with tabs for everything that happens in the case.

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    Parties

    Plaintiff, defendant, third parties, witnesses and experts for each case, and in the next tab the team members responsible: lead lawyer, associate and assistant.

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    Comments with mentions

    The team's conversation inside the case, with a text editor, replies and @mentions that notify a colleague.

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    Checklist

    What the case still needs to move forward (power of attorney, documents, calculations), with progress on completed items.

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    Movements

    Each docket entry with date and author. The source is stored: manual or coming from court integrations such as CNJ's DataJud and PJe.

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    Timeline

    The case audit trail: every record, party, owner, comment and status change appears in order, with who did it and when.

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    Legal calendar

    The firm's commitments in numbers (today, next 7 and 30 days, overdue deadlines and tasks), critical deadlines highlighted and the upcoming hearings and meetings.

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    Calendar

    Day, week, month and list views, with each event type in its own color. Events can be dragged to reschedule, or an empty slot clicked to create one.

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    Deadlines

    Procedural deadlines with owner, priority and status (pending, overdue), linked to the case and with automatic reminders before they fall due.

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    Tasks

    Team tasks with a checklist and completion percentage, priority, status and due date.

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    Integrations

    The infrastructure to connect the firm to external services: queues for case sync, e-mail, notifications, OCR, documents and AI, with providers, webhooks and logs.