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Linking courts and law firms electronically and the evolution of the File & Serve judicial solution Presentation By: Chris O’Clock Laurie Machado LexisNexis File & Serve December 9, 2008 It has been said that technology has made the world a smaller place to live.  That paradigm applies to the relationship between courts and law firms as well.  Recent advances have created the opportunity to literally construct a  digital connection  between attorneys and the courthouse.  Electronic filing with LexisNexis File & Serve creates such a digital connection between the legal community and the courts.  Pleadings and motions that are drafted using word processing software such as Microsoft Word or Corel WordPerfect are uploaded into an e-filing system.  Those electronic documents are then transferred directly, in real-time to the court system and opposing counsel—with no manual intervention or scanning.  LexisNexis will review this evolution and demonstrate how it is being applied in courts today.
Overview Review of the Evolution of Electronic Filing & Creating the Digital Connection Methods and Issues A Description of Electronic Filing and Electronic Service Proof of Electronic Filing’s Effectiveness – A Time Study Growth of Electronic Filing over the Years Demonstration of the Digital Connection – A Judge’s Perspective Visit us at Booths #2 & #4
The Evolution of Electronic Filing U.S Mail Courier/Personal Delivery Overnight Facsimile
The Evolution of Filing and E-Filing Why? Reliability Speed Capability Quality The Internet
Electronic Filing and Electronic Service Today Filing Attorney Court Other Lawyers in Case Electronic Transmission Paper Filing
Electronic Filing and Electronic Service Today Filing Attorney DMS Court Data Documents Court
An Example – Ramsey County, MN  Time Study Second Judicial District Court Background – Civil Asbestos Litigation – Largest Caseload of Complex Litigation in the State of Minnesota Reduce Staff Time – Opening Mail; Scanning of Documents Reduce Inefficiencies – Routing paper Save Costs – Sending Orders Solution – Electronic Filing through LexisNexis File & Serve Attorneys had been using service to electronically serve  Judges confidence in reputation
An Example – Ramsey County, MN  Time Study Second Judicial District Court Overall Results: Case Processing of Stipulation, Order and Judgment: Time Reduced from 30 minutes/case To just over 8 minutes/case! Almost 75% reduction in Staff Time!
Electronic Filing through LexisNexis continues to Grow States
Electronic Filing through LexisNexis continues to Grow E-Filings
Electronic Filing through LexisNexis continues to Grow Users
Elements of Workflow Made More Efficient By E-Filing No need for scanning Delivery process replaced with simple review process Manual fee collection eliminated Storage space diminished Ability to search for documents vs. ‘hunt’ for documents Outbound postage and handling costs reduced
ELECTRONIC FILING Creating a Digital Connection between the Legal Community and the Courts
The Digital Connection for the Bench Demo
Thank You Questions? Stop By Booths #2 & #4 Product Demonstrations Digital Connection Paper Ramsey County, MN Time Study c [email_address] [email_address]

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  • 1. Linking courts and law firms electronically and the evolution of the File & Serve judicial solution Presentation By: Chris O’Clock Laurie Machado LexisNexis File & Serve December 9, 2008 It has been said that technology has made the world a smaller place to live. That paradigm applies to the relationship between courts and law firms as well. Recent advances have created the opportunity to literally construct a digital connection between attorneys and the courthouse. Electronic filing with LexisNexis File & Serve creates such a digital connection between the legal community and the courts. Pleadings and motions that are drafted using word processing software such as Microsoft Word or Corel WordPerfect are uploaded into an e-filing system. Those electronic documents are then transferred directly, in real-time to the court system and opposing counsel—with no manual intervention or scanning. LexisNexis will review this evolution and demonstrate how it is being applied in courts today.
  • 2. Overview Review of the Evolution of Electronic Filing & Creating the Digital Connection Methods and Issues A Description of Electronic Filing and Electronic Service Proof of Electronic Filing’s Effectiveness – A Time Study Growth of Electronic Filing over the Years Demonstration of the Digital Connection – A Judge’s Perspective Visit us at Booths #2 & #4
  • 3. The Evolution of Electronic Filing U.S Mail Courier/Personal Delivery Overnight Facsimile
  • 4. The Evolution of Filing and E-Filing Why? Reliability Speed Capability Quality The Internet
  • 5. Electronic Filing and Electronic Service Today Filing Attorney Court Other Lawyers in Case Electronic Transmission Paper Filing
  • 6. Electronic Filing and Electronic Service Today Filing Attorney DMS Court Data Documents Court
  • 7. An Example – Ramsey County, MN Time Study Second Judicial District Court Background – Civil Asbestos Litigation – Largest Caseload of Complex Litigation in the State of Minnesota Reduce Staff Time – Opening Mail; Scanning of Documents Reduce Inefficiencies – Routing paper Save Costs – Sending Orders Solution – Electronic Filing through LexisNexis File & Serve Attorneys had been using service to electronically serve Judges confidence in reputation
  • 8. An Example – Ramsey County, MN Time Study Second Judicial District Court Overall Results: Case Processing of Stipulation, Order and Judgment: Time Reduced from 30 minutes/case To just over 8 minutes/case! Almost 75% reduction in Staff Time!
  • 9. Electronic Filing through LexisNexis continues to Grow States
  • 10. Electronic Filing through LexisNexis continues to Grow E-Filings
  • 11. Electronic Filing through LexisNexis continues to Grow Users
  • 12. Elements of Workflow Made More Efficient By E-Filing No need for scanning Delivery process replaced with simple review process Manual fee collection eliminated Storage space diminished Ability to search for documents vs. ‘hunt’ for documents Outbound postage and handling costs reduced
  • 13. ELECTRONIC FILING Creating a Digital Connection between the Legal Community and the Courts
  • 14. The Digital Connection for the Bench Demo
  • 15. Thank You Questions? Stop By Booths #2 & #4 Product Demonstrations Digital Connection Paper Ramsey County, MN Time Study c [email_address] [email_address]