Sep 27, 2022
PDF e-briefs are more
useful than paper briefs, and that's why many appellate courts
prefer them. But how do you create them? And what are the main
considerations to keep in mind when considering the use of
e-briefs?
Show
Notes
- e-Brief Info from California Court (2nd Appellate Division)
- StrutLegal (top recommended...
Sep 20, 2022
PDFs are vital to any
modern law practice, especially PDF security. In this episode,
we’ll cover four things: redaction, metadata removal, password
protection, and PDF/A archival integrity.
Show
Notes
- Redacting Sensitive Information (Northern District of California court website)
- Common Redaction Error Exposes...
Sep 13, 2022
Digital signatures are
not the same as electronic signatures, but they are mostly
used together. In this session, we'll delve into the legalities and
practicalities of using digital signatures in your law
practice.
Show
Notes
- Link to article on E-Signatures mentioned in the show
- HelloSign (digital signature service)
Sep 6, 2022
PDFs are essentially a
form of “digital paper”—that is, a way to display text and graphics
on a computer or mobile device. PDFs have been fully adopted
by federal courts for e-filing and are increasingly being adopted
by state courts as well.
Although PDFs were not
created specifically for the legal profession,...