The Los Angeles Superior Court, County of Los Angeles has implemented mandatory Electronic Filing (eFile) for all Civil and Family Law cases. This change can be challenging for some, but the reality is that this change is for the better.

From case initiation to settlement, litigation can be overwhelmingly complex. Recent years have seen an explosive rise in attorney support providers, who create platforms with the goal of helping law firms curb the complexity of their workload. Today, Legal Document

The purpose of innovation is to help business flow smoother, so why has litigation support become so needlessly complex? As the legal support industry has blossomed, law firms and the courts alike have gravitated towards using multiple platforms simultaneously for

Riverside Superior Court announces it is implementing mandatory electronic filing (eFiling) for the Civil Division. The implementation schedule for mandatory civil eFiling is as follows: Unlimited Civil, including Complex: Tentative January 1, 2022 Limited Civil: Tentative January 1, 2022 Unlawful Detainers: Tentative January 1, 2022 Small

The Superior Court of Alameda County has gone live with Electronic Filing (eFiling) on October 12, 2021. Alameda Superior Court announces that pursuant to Local Rule 3.27 the civil division is implementing mandatory electronic filing (e-filing) for attorneys and providing the option of e-filing to

The Complex Civil Division at Los Angeles Superior Court has made a significant change as to the authorization of Electronic Service (E-Service). In the past, each department’s Judge would suggest the use of their preferred E-Service provider. However, thanks to

September 20, 2021, The Superior Court of California, County of Los Angeles has officially started mandatory Electronic Filing for Civil Complex cases. Create an account to simplify your litigation support through our all-in-one system. LDS covers all of California and

Legal technology is making great strides thanks to the Los Angeles Superior Court. Starting September 20, 2021, the court’s complex civil division will be mandating Electronic Filing (eFiling) and Electronic Service (eService) for all cases. Frustrated by a voluminous caseload

Beginning September 20, 2021, the Superior Court of California, County of Los Angeles, will mandate eFiling of all documents in the Civil Complex Division. A virtual meeting for legal professionals and electronic filing service providers (EFSPs) in September will provide detailed

Lawyers have historically been reluctant to integrate new technologies into their practice. Their hesitancy is understandable, considering that the practice of law is firmly rooted in precedent. However, recent technological developments have created opportunities that law firms would be wise