For barristers and clerks
Speak. Review.
Send.
Built for both sides of a working practice: the barrister speaking between hearings, and the clerk reviewing and dispatching the documents. Fee notes, briefs, attendance notes, and correspondence, all on one pipeline, in your own style, with matter content kept in the EEA.
Counsel speaks on the way out of the Four Courts
A thirty-second voice memo after a hearing: "O'Reilly v Aviva, listing, half an hour, defended adjournment to seven weeks". By the time counsel sits down for tea, the fee note is ready for review. Itemised, with hours, rates, VAT, and references correctly cited.
Attendance notes finished before the kettle boils
Counsel records a two-minute voice memo after a consultation. Clerk& returns counsel's words as a structured attendance note (attendees, substance, advice given, action points), already filed to the right matter for the clerk to review.
Briefs in, briefs out, all in one place
Paste or upload the brief from the instructing solicitor; the documents are filed to the right matter automatically. Counsel sees a clean summary; the clerk keeps the activity history.
Correspondence in your words
Replies to instructing solicitors, settlement letters, undertakings: what you say, set out in your standard format. The clerk reviews and dispatches; nothing leaves without your sign-off.
What it produces
The outputs of a working practice, formatted
The fees book closes itself.
Try Clerk& free for 14 days. Bring one barrister and one clerk, or run it solo as a sole practitioner. Setup takes a morning.
Questions
Common questions
Does Clerk& fit a barrister and a single clerk?
Yes, that pairing is exactly what it's built for. Counsel speaks between hearings; the document lands in a shared workspace; the clerk reviews, corrects, and dispatches. No back office to set up and no per-seat minimum, and a sole practitioner can run it solo.
Do I have to change the way I work?
No. Speak the way you already do: a thirty-second voice memo walking out of court. Clerk& tidies your words and sets them out as an itemised fee note, attendance note, or letter, not a block of transcribed text.
Will fee notes come back in my own style?
Yes. Clerk& learns your headings, fee-note layout, counsel rate, VAT line, and reference conventions, so the document looks like it came from your own desk, not a vendor template.
Is it safe for privileged material?
All matter content is processed and stored in the EEA, your content never trains any model, and a signed Article 28 data-processing agreement is available on request.
What does it cost, and is there a trial?
One simple per-user plan with everything included, and a 14-day free trial with no credit card required. See the pricing page for the current early-adopter rate.
Speak to your clerk.
Free 14-day trial. No credit card. Five-minute setup. Whether you’re a sole practitioner or running a busy clerk’s room, Clerk& earns its keep on the first fee note.
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