3. The system of claim 1 , wherein the litigation management application further contains computer executable instructions adapted to generate an e-mail message that is transmitted by the server to an e-mail address of the second user when the first user selects the at least one date for an event.
1. A system for managing litigation events comprising: a physical computer-readable medium including a litigation management application having computer-executable instructions for managing litigation events; a server operably associated with the physical computer-readable medium, the server adapted to execute the instructions for managing litigation events contained on the physical computer-readable medium; a database operably associated with the server, the database containing litigation management event information that is accessible and modifiable by the server; wherein the litigation management application contains computer executable instructions configured to: maintain a first case calendar adapted to receive inputs from a first user selecting a plurality of dates for an event, wherein the event is a deposition of a witness produced by a second user, and generate a first notification for delivery to a second case calendar; and maintain the second case calendar adapted to receive inputs from at least the second user selecting the at least one date from the plurality of dates selected by the first user for the event, and generate a second notification for delivery to the first case calendar indicating the date the second user selected; receive an input from the first user selecting one of the at least one date from the plurality of dates selected by the second user; add the event to the selected date on the first case calendar and the second case calendar; and, at a predetermined time before the event, generate a notification to the first user requesting confirmation, cancellation, or modification of the event; and generate a notification to the at least one second user indicating that the first user has either confirmed, cancelled, or modified the event.