The Electronic Court Filing Issue; July, 2003

Providing useful information for busy Litigation Professionals...

DON'T PRINT - DON'T BATES LABEL - DON'T SCAN - DON'T CODE

Remember, E-Mails and electronic documents are already digital. To print, bates label, copy, scan and then code these electronic files WASTES TIME & MONEY! Before you take any unnecessary steps contact us today for a free consultation on how our Digital Discovery Process will save you time and money.

Q. I have to file documents in the US Bankruptcy Court for the Northern District of Texas. I've heard that this court requires ELECTRONIC FILING of documents in Adobe PDF format. How do I find out the specifics for this process?

A. As part of the US Bankruptcy Court's effort to modernize the filing process, they have announced the implementation of electronic document filing guidelines. This requires that paper documents be scanned to PDF format and that electronic documents be converted to PDF format prior to filing.

Click here to read the court's guidelines for Electronic Document Filing

Costs of Reviewing Data (for privilege) on Hard Drives Prior to Disclosure in Discovery NOT Recoverable

The cost of hiring experts to review data stored on hard drives for privileged information before making the data available for discovery is not recoverable, the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Illinois has ruled.

For more information, click here

Imagine carrying your work home with you on a key chain sized hard drive! No more back breaking boxes to maneuver. Now you can take your work home with you!

LSI is giving away these 32 MB USB drives. This key chain sized drive will hold the equivalent of about 600 scanned pages. The Pen Drive is a portable hard drive that plugs right in to your computer's USB port. It's fast, compact, safe and fully self-contained. You can copy files to and from the drive. Taking work home with you is a flash!

To request information on how to receive your free 32 MB USB drive please click this link...

Courts are requiring that documents are to be filed electronically. Learn how to utilize Adobe Acrobat to create e-docs ready for electronic filing.

The discussion will include lessons in using the latest technology to gain a competitive edge by creating hyperlinked electronic briefs, electronic settlement brochures, electronic closing binders, security issues, and more. The seminar will be held at noon on July 21, 2003 at the City Club; 901 Main Street; Dallas, Texas. (Complimentary lunch is included.)

To attend this FREE seminar, click here...

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