eTMsync
eTMsync™ allows law firms to sync calendar and matter information from their eWatch® list with their Time Matters® calendar thereby streamlining your entire calendaring process and reducing the chances of clerical errors. By aggregating the data on eLaw®, eTMsync™ will automatically enter and update all court appearance and motion information in your master Time Matters® calendar so that all your important calendar information can now be found in one place.
COURT APPEARANCES
eTMsync™ will automatically update your Time Matters® calendar with upcoming court appearance information including:
- Date & Time of the Court Appearance
- Appearance Type (e.g. Preliminary Conference, Status Conference, etc.)
- Court Part
- Assigned Judge
- Resulting Action (e.g. Adjourned, Fully Submitted, etc.)
- Comments Noted by the Court
MOTION FILINGS
eTMsync™ reviews all motion information on your eWatch® list and updates your calendar with the latest information including:
- Date & Time a Motion is Scheduled or Decided
- Relief Sought
- Motion Status (e.g. Pending, Fully Submitted, Decided)
- Decision Date
- Decision Type
- Decision Comments
MATTER INFORMATION
eTMsync™ gives you the option to speed up case creation in Time Matters by automatically entering key case information under a new eLaw® tab in your matter form including:
- Names of Plaintiff & Defendant
- Action Type (e.g. Contract, Tort, etc.)
- Damages Type (e.g. Monetary, Non-Monetary, etc.)
- Court
- Assigned Judge
- Assigned Part
- IAS Category
- RJI Information (e.g. Date Filed and RJI Type/Comments)
- Case Status
COURTS SUPPORTED
eLaw provides access to the following courts:
New York
- State Supreme Courts (all 62 Counties)
- All eFiled cases from filing of the Summons and Complaint
- New York City Civil Courts (five boroughs)
- New York and Kings Clerk Offices minute books
- Appellate Courts (1st and 2nd Department)
New Jersey
- Superior Courts (all 21 Counties)
Federal
- Federal District Courts in New York
- Federal District Courts in New Jersey
- 94 Federal District Courts