CaseLines News Courts
Cloud-based Document Management at Federal Court
CaseLines, was introduced at the Federal Court of Canada this week (31 Aug 2020), used by the parties and the Court in a motion to strike before Prothonotary Aalto. Kate Gower from Gower Modern Law explains why this matters
Unexpected evolution of hybrid hearings
David Jackson, SVP Business Development at CaseLines writes in The Lawyer’s Daily Canada on the expected evolution of hybrid hearings. He highlights how the COVID-19 pandemic has been a watershed moment for digital working in the justice community and how technological advances that for so long seemed impossible have been embraced.
CaseLines Announces Patent Application for Differential Redaction by Sub-Bundle
Powerful feature enables users to apply redactions by individual party across multiple documents in an electronic bundle
Solicitors Disciplinary Tribunal implements CaseLines as part of digital transformation
CaseLines streamlines bundle-building, case preparation, evidence review and court presentation
6 Reasons why Courts should expand their Technology Horizons
The technology systems used by courts today were built in the late ’90s and early ’00s, but are these systems fit for purpose today? David Jackson, SVP Business Development at CaseLines gives Law.com/legaltechnews six reasons why courts should expand their technology horizons
CaseLines showcases expanded platform for digital evidence management at CTC 2019
CaseLines to demonstrate new tools for delivering evidence to courts for the benefit of victims, witnesses, defendants, prosecutors, defense representatives, court staff and judges
CaseLines announces strategic partnership with FileOnQ
Police and prosecutors to benefit from cloud-based solution to streamline the secure delivery of evidence from crime scene to court room
Digital court system saves enough paper to cover central park twice
The CaseLines platform used in all Crown Courts across England & Wales has reached a new milestone, saving 100 million sheets of paper. That’s more than 500 tonnes of paper saved since 2015, not to mention the printing, consumables and transport which has been removed from the lifecycle.
Technological Advances inside African Courtrooms
Following CaseLines recent deployment in The Court of Justice of the Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (COMESA) and pilot study in the Kenya Court of Appeal, Paul Sachs, CaseLines founder and CTO spoke to BIZweek magazine in Mauritius about technical advances inside African courts and what changes and improvements it will bring for the judges and lawyers as well as the public.