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Chief justice thanks bar for e-filing support
The state’s chief justice on Friday thanked Wisconsin’s lawyers for their support for implementing mandatory e-filing across the state.
E-filing gets official green light, but not without bumps (UPDATE)
Mandatory e-filing in circuit courts will be the law of the land in Wisconsin starting July 1, but making it officially so proved to be a monumental task for the state’s highest court on Thursday.
High court to give final blessing on mandatory e-filing
The Wisconsin Supreme Court is poised to give the official green light for mandatory e-filing to begin rolling out this summer.
High court gives preliminary OK to mandatory e-filing
Officials from Wisconsin's trial courts encouraged the state Supreme Court on Tuesday to green light mandatory e-filing throughout the state.
Indiana courts push ahead with shift to e-filing
Indiana's top courts are pushing ahead with adopting an electronic-filing system that state officials say will eventually give the public free access to online court records statewide.
Justices strike down rules changes, approve appellate record e-filing
The Wisconsin Supreme Court has taken a step toward clearing some items off its to-do list.
Chief justice: Mandatory e-filing on the way
Mandatory e-filing will be coming soon to Wisconsin's court system, says Chief Justice Pat Roggensack.
Setback for e-filing of records on appeal
A petition to allow the electronic transmission of records on appeal will likely take effect later than expected.
Justices consider proposal to allow electronic transmission of records on appeal
The Wisconsin Supreme Court is considering amending the rules of appellate procedure to allow state trial courts to electronically store and transfer the record of cases on appeal, if they choose to do so.
Board of Governors supports e-filing petition, tribal court transfers
The State Bar’s Board of Governors has voted to oppose a petition that would eliminate a rule that lets the circuit courts transfer cases to the tribal system.
Chief judge, Walker counsel duel over block grant
Gov. Walker’s proposed Supreme Court block grant will give the court system flexibility in spending for the coming biennium, however some are concerned that the block grant still leaves the court system struggling to make ends meet.
Chief Judges Committee looking for alternatives to pay for e-filing
Although Gov. Scott Walker’s proposed budget rejected the state Supreme Court’s request for the money to implement mandatory e-filing, the proposal is moving forward.
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