Your practice, between hearings
Matters, clients, documents and billable time on the phone you already carry to court. The same workspace you run at the desk, in the twenty minutes you never get back.
Free to download. Sign in with a firm account to see your eFirm matters, or use it as Legal AI Chat on its own.
Built for the gaps, not for the desk
A practice does not stop when you leave the office. These are the four places the phone earns its keep.
In the corridor, five minutes before the hearing
Open the matter, read the last filing, check the client's number and the next date. The same matter file your desk shows, without the laptop.
Bill it before you forget it
Log the time the moment the call ends, against the right matter. Time captured on the day is the cheapest revenue a firm has, and it is the first thing a full diary loses.
Answer the client from the taxi
Secure client messages and document sharing that stay attached to the matter, with the audit trail intact. Not a WhatsApp thread nobody can reconstruct later.
Check the point while it still matters
Ask Justinian a jurisdiction-aware question and get an answer with its sources cited, then send the draft to your desk to finish properly.
The work does not wait for you to reach a desk
Four things a practitioner actually does from a phone - with no signal, no keyboard, and ten minutes before the next matter is called.
Courthouse basements do not have signal
Your matters, documents and notes stay readable with no connection at all. Anything you write is queued and syncs the moment you are back on a network - you never lose a note because a building has thick walls.
Say it walking back to the car
Speak in Arabic, French or English and get structured text back - an attendance note, a follow-up instruction, the point you do not want to have lost by this evening. It files against the right matter instead of sitting in a voice memo nobody transcribes.
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The six minutes that never reach the invoice
A corridor conversation is a tenth of an hour. Log it in two taps while it is still true, against the matter it belongs to. Time captured at the moment is time you do not have to reconstruct - or write off - at the end of the month.
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Hear it before your client does
A hearing moves, a deadline shifts, a document lands. The alert names the matter and what changed, so you can answer the call you are about to get instead of finding out during it.
One file, wherever you open it
Mobile is not a second system to keep in step. A time entry logged in a corridor, a document a client sends back, a note taken after a call: all of it lands on the same matter your firm sees at the desk, in the same audit trail, on the same invoice run.
That is the reason the phone is worth using at all. A separate mobile tool creates reconciliation work; this removes it.
The same obligations, on a smaller screen
Encryption in transit and at rest, the firm's own roles and permissions, and no client data used to train models. A phone changes where the work happens, not what the profession requires of it.
Read the security pagePut it on your phone before the next hearing
Free to download on iPhone and Android. Sign in with the account your firm already uses.
What partners ask first
Is this a different app from the one on the consumer page?
It is the same app. What changes is what you see in it: sign in with a firm account and the matters, contacts, time entries and documents from your eFirm workspace are there.
Do I need eFirm to use it?
No. Without a firm workspace you still get the full Legal AI Chat: research, drafting and document review. Matters, billing and client messaging are the parts that need eFirm.
Can I log billable time from my phone?
Yes. Time entries recorded on mobile land against the same matter and appear on the same invoice run as anything entered at the desk.
Is client data safe on a phone?
Data is encrypted in transit and at rest, access follows the same firm roles and permissions as the web workspace, and nothing you or your clients upload is used to train models.
Which languages does it work in?
Arabic natively, with full right-to-left support, plus English and French. Jurisdiction-aware answers across MENA, Europe and the United States.