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Reading the other comments, it seems that this is a somewhat standard practice to file at the last possible moment? If so, could there be a possible opportunity
by erklik 7y ago
Reading the other comments, it seems that this is a somewhat standard practice to file at the last possible moment? If so, could there be a possible opportunity here for a software that files right before deadline making sure that mistakes like above do not occur?
- BonesJustice 7y agoUnless your software can walk itself down to the courthouse, probably not. Courts are, to be generous, a bit behind the times.
- gamblor956 7y agoMany courts have allowed parties to file documents by email for years and federal courts have their own e-filing docket that (some federal district) courts mandate.
- Grazester 7y agoMany is not all.
- patentatt 7y agoYup, and legal calendaring software is a medium size cottage industry in itself. It’s fairly standard, and that this firm wasn’t using something that automatically and verifiably counts dates and deadlines correctly is ... lackluster.