Good afternoon,
A new research article has been posted on Legal Dockets Online that may be useful to you.
If you perform lots of electronic docket research in federal, state, and local jurisdictions, you know how time consuming it can be to access the many courts around the country. Unless you are already familiar with a particular court's online accessibility, finding quick, reliable, and inclusive fresh case data can be challenging.
While some researchers collect dozens of bookmarks or rely upon their Intranet for most courts that they access, a more efficient method is a portal - a single site that maintains links to all available courts. A docket portal functions as a pathway for researchers to access case dockets in all available jurisdictions very quickly. However, as an alternative to accessing cases through a portal, researchers can also use vendor databases to locate docket information. These sites collect data from many jurisdictions, provide a single user interface, uniform dockets, and advanced search functionality.
Full article:
http://www.legaldockets.com/Court-Case-Docket-Research-Portal-or-Database.html
Enjoy!
Paul M. Bush
Electronic Services Analyst
Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver & Jacobson, LLP
http://www.FriedFrank.com
Founder & Manager
Legal Dockets Online
http://www.LegalDockets.com
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