Court administrators and judges explain the requirements and procedures for electronic filing (or e-filing) in the Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas, Trial Division - Civil and the Office of the Prothonotary. The court`s new (and now mandatory) e-filing system allows civil cases to be filed over the Internet from anywhere using a personal computer. It also provides attorneys with quick and easy access to all papers filed in their cases from anywhere at any time. Anyone handling civil cases in Philadelphia should become familiar with the e-filing system.
Credit Information
2.5 Total CLE credits (No Ethics)
Faculty
Deborah E. Dailey, Deputy Prothonotary, Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas, First Judicial District of PA
Joseph H. Evers, Prothonotary, First Judicial District of PA, Philadelphia
Charles A. Mapp, Sr., Chief Deputy Court Administrator, Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas, Civil Trial Division
Harold Palmer, Project Manager, Court of Common Pleas, Philadelphia
Hon. Esther R. Sylvester, Court of Common Pleas, Supervising Judge, Civil Division, Philadelphia
Hon. D. Webster Keogh, Administrative Judge, Trial Division, Court of Common Pleas, Philadelphia
Steven Wulko, Manager, Quality Assurance, Civil Trial Division, Philadelphia
Rudolph Garcia, Esq., Chancellor, Philadelphia Bar Association, Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney, P.C., Philadelphia
