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Law360: case files, hearings, powers of attorney

The industry solution for law firms: case file management, hearing calendar and PoA tracking.

4 min readUpdated: September 27, 2026Türkçe oku

Tabs#

Law360: Home, Case Files, Hearings, Powers of Attorney.

Case files#

  • Every case is a numbered file (for example DAV-1021): client, opposing party, court, docket number, case type and status.
  • Clients link to the Accounts/Contacts base: all files of the same client are visible on the account page.
  • The case page brings together hearings, tasks, files (petitions) and the discussion feed.

Hearing calendar#

  • Hearings are records attached to a case: date, time, court, note.
  • The Upcoming Hearings section on the home page lists the firm's calendar ahead and reduces the risk of missing one.
  • The hearing outcome is written back to the record, keeping the case history complete.

Powers of attorney#

  • PoA records: client, date, scope and validity.
  • Attach the PoA document to the record; set a scheduled flow reminder for the ones expiring soon.

Firm management#

KPI cards show open files, this week's hearings and pending tasks. With the report engine you can build firm statistics by case type, court and outcome.

Tip: Attach tasks to hearings: a "prepare the petition 3 days before the hearing" task becomes the team's standard rhythm.

UYAP connection#

Your case files, hearings and docket history in the UYAP Lawyer Portal flow into Law360 through the Ohana360 Chrome extension, so nothing is typed twice. Step by step: UYAP sync.

Enabling it and the package#

Legal360 is enabled from the Marketplace as an industry solution (250 € per month, per organization). Click its card and press Enable: there is no install, download or waiting, the app opens within seconds. The price is per organization rather than per user, and billing is annual (see Pricing).

Where does it appear once enabled?

WhereWhat you see
App launcherA Legal360 tile in the grid menu at the top left; this is how you move between apps
Tab barHome, Accounts, Contacts, Tasks, Calendar, Matters, Hearings, Powers of Attorney, Files, Reports, Dashboards
App home pageToday Panel, Object Inventory and Watch List sections
ObjectsThe Matter, Hearing and Power of Attorney objects open up. In the Object Manager you can add your own fields and picklists to them
Reports and dashboardsThe new objects join the object list in the Report Builder, and standard reports and dashboards open from the app's last tabs
AutomationThe flow canvas, scheduled flows, validation and assignment rules can now select these objects
Search, data and accessThe new objects appear in global search results, in import and export screens and in the sharing rules list
Page layoutsThis app's home page joins the list under Setup > Page Layouts: you can hide sections or reorder them
SettingsThere is no separate settings card; client access is set through profiles and sharing rules, hearing reminders through scheduled flows.
Client recordsClients live on Account and Contact records: a related Matters list appears on the record page

What happens if you turn it off?

Turning it off is also one click in the Marketplace. Tabs, records, report and search results disappear, and object pickers are filtered too, so the team cannot accidentally pick an object from a disabled app. Data is not deleted, it goes to sleep: when you enable the app again every record comes back exactly as you left it.

Naming: The app name can be changed per org. Under Setup > Apps and Tabs, type your own name instead of Legal360 (an industry-specific one, for example) and that name shows in the app launcher and the tab bar.
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