Delaware Superior Court expands to New Judgment Cases beginning Jan. 1 2010!

Exciting things are happening in Delaware!

Per President Judge Vaughn's Administrative Directive No. 2009-4 effective January 1, 2010, all newJudgment cases filed with the Prothonotary in any county shall be filed electronically using the LexisNexis® File & Serve eFiling system.  To file a new Judgment case select the "Civil-Judgments" case class.

Training

LexisNexis® File & Serve web-based training is available during any of the regularly scheduled eFiling classes and the below special web classes have also been scheduled for Superior Court Judgment case filers.

Tuesday, December 22, 2009, 10:00 am ET

Tuesday, December 29, 2009, 1:00 pm ET

Tuesday, January 5, 2010, 10:00 am ET

To register for web training,  simply go to the LexisNexis® Resource Center (found on the Home Page), click on Education & Training, select Delaware, click on the class name and register. Once you submit your information, you will be sent a confirmation email with the website and toll free number to call.

Visit the File & Serve Resource Center for pricing information for this project.

 

For questions regarding training, please contact Angela Melton at angela.melton@lexisnexis.com.

Important Reminders from the Superior Court Prothonotary's Office - Applies to ALL Superior Court Cases

• Choice of Main/Supporting documents must be done properly.  i.e., the Motion is the Main document; the notice, proposed order, cert of service, and any other documents are the supporting documents.
• Document titles MUST be specific and not abbreviated.  i.e., Plaintiff Mary Jones Motion for Summary Judgment
• Document titles should be in ALL CAPS
• Do not repeat the case caption in the document title
• The Proposed Order document title must be very specific.  i.e.  Plaintiff Sally Smiths Proposed Order for Summary Judgment
• Per Delaware Supreme Court Rule 12(a) in order to file a pleading the filer must be an active member of the Delaware Bar and must "maintain an office in Delaware for the practice of law." 

Track your e-Served documents:  Read Status and Transaction Reports

Take the guesswork out of e-service.  Once you have served your judgment documents on LexisNexis® File and Serve, you can track their delivery.  Read Status will display the date and delivery of e-served documents (one-time fee of $2.00 applies).  The Transaction Reportoffers a comprehensive, up-to-the-minute report.  You can view and print this time-stamped .pdf document that reflects when and by whom a document is opened (one-time fee of $10.00 applies).  You can then share this report with your firm members or clients.  For training on how to purchase these reports, contact me!

If you have any questions on eFiling in Judgment cases, please don't hesitate to email me at sheila.karns-gierek@lexisnexis.com.

Happy Holidays!

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