The state of paperless courts: a report on the continuing evolution of e-filing

Article Abstract:

Most observers agree that electronic filing (e-filing) of documents will one day be universal in courts, but many are surprised at how slowly this is actually happening. States currently break down into three basic groups: states, such as Alabama, that recognize that e-filing is coming, but have not yet committed to it; states that have begun pilot programs and are expanding slowly; and states that are moving ahead as fast as their bureacracies and budgets permit.

Electronic computers, Electronic Computer Manufacturing, Management Informatn Computer Systems, MIS, Management information systems, Government Internet/Web application, Government agency software, Government information technology services, Government systems management, Government computer systems

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Protected from the elements: security for small-and medium sized law firms

Article Abstract:

A firm's information needs to be secured by constructing a barrier to keep the hackers from attacking the data. In case of small- and mid-sized firms, the steps that would secure their information at a reasonable cost are discussed in detail.

Safety and security measures, Information accessibility

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Cyberinsurance

Article Abstract:

Various types of cyberinsurance coverages, which protect computer data loss for law firms, are presented.

Financial management, Data Processing Security, Data security, Insurance, Data security issue, Information storage and retrieval systems

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