Legal transport has three demands other industries don't: journeys must be recharged to client matters, associates working past a set hour must get safe, auditable travel home, and everything said in the car must stay in the car. A RushXO law-firm account is built around exactly those three — matter-coded invoicing, a late-working travel policy your HR team can sign off, and drivers who understand that discretion is a professional duty, not a courtesy.
Recharging
A fare is only useful to a law firm's finance team if it can be recharged. Every booking on a firm account captures the client matter number at the point of booking — spoken to dispatch or typed online — so the monthly invoice arrives pre-sorted by matter, ready to flow into your practice management system as a disbursement.
Each line shows date, passenger, route, booker and matter reference. Non-chargeable journeys carry office codes instead, so the split between recharged and absorbed travel is visible at a glance.
Reports by fee-earner or department on request — useful when a client queries a disbursement months later, and for the firm's own travel-spend reviews.
Invoices arrive as PDF with a CSV built for import into Elite, Aderant or your finance system's disbursement template — details agreed with your accounts team at setup.
Late working
Most City and US firms commit to taxis home for staff working past a set hour. RushXO turns that commitment into a working system: any staff member covered by your policy books through the priority line, is collected from the office door, and is driven to their home address at any hour — with the journey logged, coded to the matter that kept them late, and visible to the firm.
Your rules — qualifying hour, eligible staff, home-address radius — are configured on the account so bookings inside policy go through without approvals, and edge cases route to a named approver.
Cars wait at the office entrance, not around the corner; drivers confirm the passenger's name before setting off, and lone travellers can request the driver waits until they're through their front door.
Every late-working journey appears on the invoice with time, matter code and passenger — evidence for the client recharge and for the firm's duty-of-care record in one line.
The legal day
Timed cars to the Rolls Building, RCJ, the Old Bailey and tribunals — with document boxes in the boot and a driver who knows which entrance counsel actually uses. Return legs held on standby for uncertain rising times.
Regular runs between the firm and chambers in the Temple, Lincoln's Inn and Gray's Inn — short journeys where a reliable five-minute pickup matters more than anything.
Executive E-Class collections for clients attending completion meetings or mediations — paired with our airport meet-and-greet when they fly in, all on the firm's account.
Signing runs between firms at 2am, couriered originals with an accountable driver, and cars held outside the office through the night of a closing — booked once, managed by dispatch.
Confidentiality
Fee-earners take privileged calls in transit; that's the reality of the job. Drivers on legal accounts are directly contracted to RushXO, signed to confidentiality undertakings, and briefed that they hear nothing and repeat less. For matters involving public figures or press attention, pair the account with our discreet chauffeur service — unbranded vehicles and need-to-know handling.
FAQ
Yes — the matter reference is captured at booking, and the monthly invoice arrives pre-sorted by matter with disbursement-ready lines: date, passenger, route, booker and code. A CSV export is formatted for import into your practice management system.
Your firm's policy — qualifying hour, eligible staff — is configured on the account. Covered staff book through the priority line, are collected at the office door at any hour, and each journey is logged with time and matter code, giving you both the client recharge and the duty-of-care record.
Yes — drivers on legal accounts are contracted directly to RushXO and signed to confidentiality undertakings. Fee-earners can take privileged calls in transit; for especially sensitive matters we offer a discreet service with unbranded vehicles.
Yes — timed transfers to the Rolls Building, Royal Courts of Justice, Old Bailey, employment tribunals and courts across London and beyond, with document capacity and return cars held on standby for uncertain rising times.
Yes — client collections from home, hotel or airport run on the firm's account with no payment moment for the client, tagged to the relevant matter. Airport arrivals include name-board meet-and-greet.
Yes — 24/7 dispatch covers 2am signing runs, cars held outside the office through a closing, and accountable-driver document runs between firms, all coded to the deal matter.
Typically within one working day of agreeing rates, references and your late-working policy settings — call 020 8888 9988 or email support@rushxo.com to start.
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