by podcastadmin | Sep 26, 2018 | Automating the Court, Blog Posts, E-Filing, Electronic Documents
We’re excited to share this heart-felt guest blog courtesy of our friend and client Paul Ferguson, Clerk of the Circuit Court in Arlington, VA. When the Arlington Circuit Court decided to move from paper to electronic files in 2011, our first step was finding a...
by podcastadmin | Sep 7, 2018 | Blog Posts, Court Posts, E-Filing, ECM in Courts, Electronic Documents, Technology, Uncategorized
By: Katie Pusz, Copywriter, ImageSoft Unless you’re a part of the super cool, niche group of people that doesn’t talk much but, when you do, it’s about software, you probably don’t get too pumped up about the word “integration.” We, on the other hand, could talk about...
by podcastadmin | Aug 30, 2018 | Blog Posts, Court Posts, E-Filing
By: Katie Pusz, Copywriter, ImageSoft When you decide to roll out state-wide eFiling, you’ll start hearing a lot of E-words. “EFSP,” “EFM” and pretty much e-everything. Eeek, we know! Confusing as all the acronyms and terminology can be, being versed in this knowledge...
by podcastadmin | Aug 7, 2018 | Blog Posts, Court Posts, E-Filing, ImageSoft News
It was 2013 and Fourth of July week when Arlington County Circuit Court’s criminal division was wearing bright blue shirts. Unlike the patriotic color, the shirt’s slogan that read “Project Paperless – Ask Us What This Means!” may not have immediately resonated with...
by podcastadmin | Jul 10, 2018 | Blog Posts, Court Posts, E-Filing
By: Katie Pusz, Copywriter, ImageSoft There’s always one. After a scammer was able to hack an attorney’s eFiling account and take off with $130,000, Florida Courts E-Filing Authority was understandably shaken. Realizing such a vulnerability in its midst, the board...
by podcastadmin | Jan 22, 2018 | Blog Posts, Court Posts, E-Filing
Electronic filing means switching up a workflow process that’s been utilized for decades in the courts and government industry, where change isn’t always welcome. But if change makes your job easier and increases access to justice for your constituents, why not eFile?...
