Argus Connect
PJN, MEV, SRT, SAC Córdoba, and more. Your dockets, cases, and notices — connected to the courts, centralized and automatic.
The whole court system, on a single screen
Connect integrates with the agencies where you litigate — and brings in your dockets, cases, and notices automatically, without logging into each portal separately.
Fewer portals, more control
Automatic dockets
Your cases sync on their own from each agency. No copy-paste, no portal-by-portal login.
Centralized cases
The full file for each case in one place, organized and always available to the whole firm.
Real-time notices
Every movement reaches you instantly. You do not miss a deadline or an update on your cases.
Argus + Infoleg
Infoleg is the national legislation database of Argentina's Ministry of Justice: more than 420,000 norms — laws, decrees and resolutions — linked to the norms that amend them. Argus now checks it from the assistant chat: ask what an article says today and it answers with the text Infoleg publishes (updated when available), which norm changed it, and a link to the source.
Text and amendments
Argus reads the article in Infoleg: the updated text when Infoleg publishes it, with the notes on which norm replaced or repealed it; otherwise the original text together with the norms that amended it.
What changed and since when
It tells you which norm amended the article and, when Infoleg states it, since when it applies. Key after every reform.
Your citations, up to date
Ask it to check a citation in your filing: it tells you whether it still holds or what it is missing.
Link to the source
When it cites a norm, Argus includes the link to the text in Infoleg so you can verify it in one click.
Current law, inside Argus. In the filing chat and the analysis chat.
National legislation only. Norm count: Infoleg national legislation dataset (datos.jus.gob.ar), as of 09/30/2026.
Argus automatic calendar
Every day the firm receives dockets, orders, and notices from the portals. Buried in that noise are hearings, expert exams, and appearances with a date and time. If nobody logs them, they get missed. Argus automatic calendar reads those updates, finds the appointments, and schedules them on its own.
Detects and schedules
Reads every notice, finds hearings, expert exams, and appearances, and loads them onto the firm's calendar already linked to the case.
No duplicates
Groups by case, day, and time. Several notices for the same act consolidate into a single appointment.
Email alerts
Every new appointment or suspension arrives by mail with day, time, and a link — without opening Argus.
Your edits stick
Change the time, assign counsel, or add a note. Later notices do not overwrite your adjustment.
No need to copy the date by hand or move the notice into another calendar. When Argus Connect brings in an update, the AI looks for a scheduled act: hearing, expert exam, appearance, or other citation. If there is a date, it goes on the firm's calendar, already linked to the case. One click takes you to the matter, the filing, or the original notice.
The same hearing often shows up in several notices — to the witness, the expert, counsel, the order, and the notification. Argus does not create ten events: it groups by case, day, and time, and leaves a single appointment. If another notice for the same act arrives later, it attaches to that appointment; it does not duplicate it.
It also alerts you when the act is cancelled. If a notice vacates what was set for that day, the appointment moves to suspended and you get an email. You do not find out on the day of court.
The alert does not wait for you to open Argus. Every new appointment (and every suspension) goes out by email, with the day, time, and a link to see it on the calendar. In the week view you see the month, the time grid, or the agenda. In the case file, the appointments section lists what is coming and what already happened. On the home screen, the firm's upcoming events.
You can edit what Argus loaded: change the time, assign another lawyer or a team, add a note. That edit is respected. If another notice for the same act arrives later, it does not overwrite what you adjusted. If the appointment does not belong, discard it and it will not come back.
The manual calendar — loading a meeting, a deadline, a reminder — remains available to the whole firm. What this add-on brings is this: portal notices turn into agenda items on their own, tied to the case and announced by email.
Stop reviewing notice by notice so you do not miss a date. Argus reads the portal, marks the day, and alerts you.
Argus Escritos
From the docket to a complete filing — drafted, cited, and formatted in your style.
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+350,000 certified SAIJ, CSJN, and JUBA rulings — verified and linked to the source.
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Connect your dockets and watch them organize themselves. Immediate activation, no lock-in.