electronic Filing & Service for Courts

eCourts Conference to Focus on eFiling

The 2006 eCourts Conference includes many sessions on electronic filing that you may be interested to see. I have listed those parts of the agenda below. To see complete information on the conference:

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MONDAY, DECEMBER 11
9:00 – 10:10 AM - How E-Filing has changed the way the State Courts work
Hon. Justice Henry duPont Ridgely of the Delaware Supreme Court
Hon. Kenneth Fields of the Maricopa County, AZ Superior Court
Mr. Roger Winters, Program and Project Manager and Continuing Legal Education (CLE) Coordinator, King County, Washington
10:30 – 11:30 AM – How E-Filing has changed the way the Federal Courts work
Hon. Thomas I. Vanaskie, Chief Judge and Chair of the Judicial Conference Information Technology Committee for the Federal Judiciary
Ms. Mary E. D'Andrea, Clerk of Court, Pennsylvania Middle District
Mr. Barry K. Lander, Clerk of Court, Southern District of California Bankruptcy Court
11:35 – Noon – Q&A with both panels
Moderated by James E. McMillan, Conference Education Director
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 12
8:30 – Noon - Vendor Solutions Firehose Sessions
Microsoft
Wiznet
Efiling for Courts
Tybera
EDS
LexisNexis
Bull
Noon – 3:00 PM – Vendor Exhibitions
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 13
8:30 – 9:15 AM - Access to Justice: Connecting the Public to the Courts and Legal System via the Web
Prof. Ronald Staudt, Chicago-Kent School of Law
10: 20 -11:50 - The Future of E-Filing and E-Courts. The Electronic Court Filing 3.0 Standard and What's Next?
Panel Moderated by Ms. Terrie Bousquin, Technology Director, National Center for State Courts

eCourts Conference - A success!

Largest and Best E-Courts Conference!

The NCSC would like to thank everyone for the best E-Courts Conference ever held!  The fourth conference on electronic filing and privacy and public access was the largest to date with over 550 participants and 31 supporting companies at the Mirage Hotel in Las Vegas, Nevada.

LexisNexis File & Serve would also like to thank many of those 550 in attendance for stopping by our booth where they asked questions, viewed demos and exchanged contact information.

For those not able to attend the conference, here are some pictures courtesy of the National Center for State Courts: