New Court Rule Sets Available: New York Supreme Court, New York County, Hon. Anthony Cannataro, Part 41 (NYNYAC)New York Supreme Court, Westchester County (excludes Commercial Division Rules) (NYWCNC) New York Supreme Court, Westchester County, Hon. Lawrence H. Ecker (NYWELE)USBC, Louisiana, Eastern District(LAEB)USDC, Utah, Hon. Tena Campbell(UTTC) Courts Removed: USDC, Illinois, Northern District, Hon. Frederick J. Kapala […]
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THE eDOCKETS USER GROUP – TOGETHER, WE DEFINE THE FUTURE OF DOCKETING
THE eDOCKETS USER GROUP – TOGETHER, WE DEFINE THE FUTURE OF DOCKETING by Dan Biegel, Chief Client Experience Officer The world of docketing has always been a unique niche, requiring highly specialized and underappreciated expertise within the larger legal landscape. Over the past few years, we’ve advocated strongly for more community resources and events to bring docketing […]
American LegalNet, Trusted Partner to Law Firms, Expands Court Rules Team
American LegalNet, Trusted Partner to Law Firms, Expands Court Rules Team With our ever-expanding list of eDockets clients and our commitment to be the leader in court rules technology we are very pleased to announce that we have once again expanded our court rules team to fifteen full time U.S. based licensed attorneys. This gives […]
American LegalNet Launches Certification Program for eDockets Critical Dates Calendaring Software
American LegalNet Launches Certification Program for eDockets Critical Dates Calendaring Software American LegalNet, Inc. (ALN) publisher of calendar/docket software with built-in court rules databases, announced today the launch of a user certification program for its popular eDockets Critical Dates calendaring/docketing software. Created in response to the needs of its customers, ALN carefully designed each training […]
May 1, 2019 Court Rules Update
New Court Rule Sets Available: New York Supreme Court, New York County, Hon. Manuel J. Mendez, IAS Part 13-NY Cal Coordinating Judge (NYMMCJ)New York Supreme Court, Orange County, Justice Sandra B. Sciortino (NYOCSS) Ohio Court of Common Pleas, Clinton County (OHCLC)Texas Civil District Court, Comal County (TXCLDC)USDC, Ohio, Northern District, Hon. Dan A. Polster (OHDAP) Courts […]
Superheroes of Malpractice Mitigation
Superheroes of Malpractice Mitigation by Joseph C. Scott, Chief Strategy Officer Every year on April 28th we observe “National Superhero Day” to honor superheroes, both real and fictional. Although the real-life superheroes in law firms may not wear capes, they certainly have powers that are super when it comes to defeating their arch nemesis – Calendar Related […]
April 1, 2019 Court Rules Update
New Court Rule Sets Available: Missouri Circuit Court, 22nd Judicial Circuit, City of St. Louis (MO22CC)New York Supreme Court, 6th Judicial District (NY06SC) New York Supreme Court, 6th Judicial District, Tioga County (NYTCSC) New York Supreme Court, Westchester County, Commercial Division, Hon. Laura Jamieson (NYWELJ) Ohio Court of Common Pleas, Miami County (OHMIAC) USBC, Rhode […]
Professor Patrick Connors Lecture and CLE Program
Here is a CLE presentation that Professor Patrick M. Connors, the Albert and Angela Farone Distinguished Professor in New York Civil Practice at Albany Law school, gave to a standing room only crowd at Schulte Roth & Zabel in New York City last month. The New York Chapter of the National Docketing Association hosted the […]
March 1, 2019 Court Rules Update
New Court Rule Sets Available: United States Court of International Trade (USCIT)USDC, California, Southern District, Mag. Robert N. Bloc (CARB)USDC, Connecticut, Chief District Judge Stefan R. Underhill (CTSRU) Courts Removed: USDC, California, Southern District, Mag. Jan M. Adler (JMA)USDC, Illinois, Northern District, Hon. Amy J. St. Eve (ILAJS) Detailed information regarding updated rules can […]
The NDA New York Chapter invites you to the Professor Patrick Connors Lecture and Program sponsored by American LegalNet
We are pleased to announce that Professor Patrick M. Connors will present a lecture and lead a discussion on developments in NY Practice.
