Newsday reports that more than half of New Jersey’s county clerks are transitioning to e-filing for the processing of deeds and mortgages, resulting in faster turn-around time for documents. The remaining NJ counties are expected to similarly adopt e-filing within the next five years.
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Federal Courts in New Jersey Ease Toward E-Filing
Beginning in 2003, the Federal District Court in New Jersey will switch from using snail-mail in favor of faxing documents to “consenting parties” as they transition to the implementation of an e-filing system, according to this law.com article. Continue Reading
Knowledge Management and Blogs
Sebastien Paquet, Ph.D. candidate in the Computer Science and Operations Research department at Université de Montréal, has published a useful, well documented guide on what he calls “personal knowledge publishing,” commonly known as weblogs. Part one of the guide is here, and part two is here. Mr. Paquet reviews the history of weblogs, weblog applications,… Continue Reading
