by podcastadmin | Mar 16, 2021 | Court Episodes, Podcasts, Uncategorized
As much as we’d love to say online dispute resolution (ODR) is a clear-cut topic, it’s not. From questions about funding and whether such a platform actually increases access to justice, to how the states and their various court types have responded to ODR’s...
by podcastadmin | Mar 27, 2020 | Court Posts, Tech Talk for Courts, Uncategorized
Scott Bade, President, ImageSoft It was just a couple weeks ago that my colleagues and I were podcasting about the evolution of electronic filing, celebrating its wide-spread success in increasing access to justice and sharing our predictions on just how...
by ImageSoft | Mar 27, 2019 | Blog Posts, Court Posts, Technology, Uncategorized
We probably found this funnier than we should have, but we’re a software company – what do you expect? Whether you identify with the fax-fanatic or the defeated presenter, hopefully you also found some humor in this. As a paperless organization, it’s intuitive for us...
by podcastadmin | Jan 23, 2019 | Automating the Court, Blog Posts, Court Posts, Technology, Uncategorized
She can answer FAQs about any courthouse. She helps you search court dockets. She can even direct court visitors to where they need be, and she can do it all in either English or Spanish. Who is she? CORA, the Court-Operated Robotic Assistant, is the first robotic...
by podcastadmin | Dec 20, 2018 | Blog Posts, Court Posts, Technology, Uncategorized
If you follow us on LinkedIn, Facebook or Twitter, you’ve undoubtedly seen (and, hopefully, ‘Liked’!) a lot of hype about a little something called eCourts. We even published an eCourts blog about it being “the most wonderful time of the year,” and we stand by that....
by podcastadmin | Nov 28, 2018 | Blog Posts, Technology, Uncategorized
The cold temperatures have arrived and they’ve brought the stress of the holiday season with them. Sounds like a good time to hop a plane to sunny and simple Las Vegas, right? We think so too, which is why we do so every other year for the bi-annual eCourts...
