by podcastadmin | Oct 7, 2020 | Blog Posts, Court Posts, Online Dispute Resolution
They call it the “pajama court.” Online Dispute Resolution, casually referred to as ODR, has been resolving eBay-gone-wrong scenarios for quite some time. The original concept was simple: I buy a blue, ceramic owl from Joe Smith on eBay and, to my surprise, receive a...
by podcastadmin | Sep 23, 2020 | Blog Posts, Court Posts, Prosecution, Technology
Ahead of his alarm by quite a few hours, the prosecutor lies in bed and grabs his phone. Opening his email app, he sees several warrant requests and police reports have come in overnight. With a full day already awaiting him, he gets up and starts getting ready. He’s...
by podcastadmin | Sep 2, 2020 | Blog Posts, Court Posts, Electronic Signature, Government Posts, Insurance Posts
Authored by Katie Pusz, Marketing Communications, ImageSoft I have a confession to make – I used to be a bit of a pen thief. Not intentionally, of course, but my hands just always seemed to have a natural affinity for writing utensils. Filling out the guest book at...
by podcastadmin | Aug 28, 2020 | Blog Posts, Court Posts, Tech Talk for Courts
Scott Bade, ImageSoft My wife and I just wrapped up a Zoom with some friends of ours that we hadn’t talked to in, what seemed like, forever. Despite such socially distant times, I’d argue that our world has become more connected than ever before. I can’t help but...
by podcastadmin | Aug 19, 2020 | Blog Posts, Court Posts
In a study from Colorado, Missouri and Rhode Island, researchers measured the actual time public defenders spent on a case compared to the time that should be spent. In other words, how much 1:1 time is actually needed per attorney, per case, to uphold every citizen’s...
by podcastadmin | Aug 12, 2020 | Blog Posts, Court Posts, Technology
Authored by Paul Gorman, Account Executive, ImageSoft Throughout human history, access to justice has been uneven. Our earliest legal codes reflected attempts to provide a way for the King to define rights and penalties for proscribed behavior. In one of the...
