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These questions will help in your decision-making process to evaluate any organization that wants to be a preferred vendor for your eFiling services.

When you get right down to it prime rib and pomme fondant are just high-performing meat and potatoes that use technology to live up to their potential.

It might sound counter-intuitive because competition and using multiple vendors drives down prices for customers, right? Think again.

In this buying guide, you will learn six important factors to keep in mind when evaluating an EFSP to be one step closer to finding the right one for your organization.

Office administrators and other legal professionals know there are strict rules for serving court papers.

An update on the status of Los Angeles Superior Court (“LASC”) going live with eFiling for Civil Cases.

Beginning October 1, 2020, Rapid Legal will be a certified eFiling Service Provider with San Diego Superior Court for Civil eFiling.

There are many key stakeholders that are involved in the submission, transmission and completion of California court eFilings.

This is the 3rd and final post in our 3 part series created to answer the question, “What CA courts are moving to eFiling and when?”

Are you taking full advantage of all that Manage Cases has to offer within your Rapid Legal account?

Most of us in the legal industry are familiar with, or have at least heard of, “eFiling”, but have you heard of “eDelivery or eSubmit”?

This is the 2nd post in our 3 part series created to answer the question, “What CA courts are moving to eFiling and when?”

eFiling rejections continue to plague legal professionals, potentially causing missed statutory deadlines or jeopardized cases.

Effective immediately, you can now eFile with Rapid Legal for all Non-Criminal cases at Stanislaus County Superior Court.

Here at Rapid Legal, we often get asked which courts are moving to eFiling and when. To start, eFiling means to electronically file your legal documents...

It’s always a good habit to double-check your work. Is that enough? Usually yes, but when it comes to court documents, you should always take...

We take a closer look at why “Working From Home” has become “Living At Work” and how to avoid the pitfalls. Prior to the coronavirus pandemic, surveys showed that only about 29% of Americans were able to work from

We, like so many Americans, have spent the last several days and weeks learning about the coronavirus (COVID-19) and how it is impacting our country and the world.