Monthly Archives: March 2021

Important Update to Court Announcements March 16

Posted on March 16, 2021 by elawblogger

I am including the latest court information that has been made available to eLaw. As the situation is rapidly changing, I will continue to provide court information as it is provided to me by the Court, members of the Bar and our partner company, PM Legal. LATEST COURT UPDATE To view any of these Administrative Orders as a downloadable PDF file, please click on the corresponding links: Message from Chief Judge Janet Difiore Recommencement of Jury Trials Sign up your cases with eLaw for case watch updates, including notifications for virtual appearances! We will continue to monitor all information as it is received as pass along any changes. Please refer to our blog, Facebook page or twitter account for the most current information. Stay safe!

Important Update to Court Announcements March 8th

Posted on March 10, 2021 by elawblogger

I am including the latest court information that has been made available to eLaw. As the situation is rapidly changing, I will continue to provide court information as it is provided to me by the Court, members of the Bar and our partner company, PM Legal. LATEST COURT UPDATE To view any of these Administrative Orders as a downloadable PDF file, please click on the corresponding links: Message from Chief Judge Janet Difiore Sign up your cases with eLaw for case watch updates, including notifications for virtual appearances! We will continue to monitor all information as it is received as pass along any changes. Please refer to our blog, Facebook page or twitter account for the most current information. Stay safe!

eLaw now includes 94 federal district courts

Posted on March 1, 2021 by elawblogger

eLaw now includes 94 federal district courts I have an exciting update to share – eLaw has expanded coverage to 94 U.S. District Courts Track all of your federal cases with eLaw eLaw has expanded Federal court coverage to include 94 U.S. District Courts covering all 50 states. Now you can use eLaw to track all of your federal cases regardless of venue. Never miss an appearance The stakes are high in Federal District Court cases – if you miss an appearance your case may get dismissed. Now you can track cases in U.S. District Courts to ensure you never miss an appearance. Save time All appearances are populated to your eLaw calendar without any data entry.