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E-Law Updates Docket Tracking and Monitoring Service

By Robyn Weisman All Articles 

Law Technology News

December 18, 2012

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New Jersey-based e-Law, a legal tracking and monitoring services provider, updated several features of its eLaw subscription services suite, which comprises eDocket online search engine for New York State courts, eWatch automated case monitoring, eCopy document retrieval services for all counties in New York and 21 counties in New Jersey, and Lawsuit Alerts, which alerts you if your firm or client has been sued.

The recent updates include a "trial" button on eLaw's eCalendar that gives you a list of upcoming court appearances, along with a view of the total number of appearances for each case. A new quick view also provides the number of times each case appears on a trial calendar.

In addition, pending trial calendar appearances now show up on a home dashboard, with a list of upcoming trial commitments immediately visible. Moreover, you can now view on your eWatch list a display of every case that courts have indicated are related to any case you follow.

Press release.

Robyn Weisman is a freelance writer based in California. Email: robyn@robynweisman.com.



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