Our Supreme Court has issued an order expanding the eCourts electronic filing system to the Civil Part. All lawyers, even those who are cyberphobic, are well advised to get on board and get on board ...

"I believe we have moved from an archaic system to a state-of-the-art system that is bringing North Carolina into the forefront of what is available to courts online in our country," Johnston County ...

The wheels of justice will turn a little slower in Pitt County next week as the legal community adjusts to a new statewide electronic filing system called eCourts — what local leaders said is a ...

GREENVILLE, N.C. (WITN) - Problems with a new software digitizing court records surfaced after its debut in Eastern Carolina counties two weeks ago. eCourts has been integrated into 12 Eastern ...

The "eCourts" system, already used in many parts of the state, will expand to all 100 counties by October 2025, the N.C. Administrative Office of the Courts announced this week. That will include new ...

A lawsuit with claims of unlawful arrests and detainments blamed on flaws in a new $100 million electronic court filing system is moving ahead as officials prepare to expand the program. Defendants in ...

On Monday, the system for filing papers in Davidson County courts will go digital, changing the way lawyers, judges, clerks of court, probation and parole offices and the public file or view court ...

As North Carolina courts prepare to expand eCourts, intended to be a “virtual courthouse” of operations, critics have been persistent about its implementation and how some have been wrongly arrested.

On May 30, 2017, our Supreme Court issued an order expanding the eCourts electronic filing system to the Civil Part of the Superior Court's Law Division. The order notes that the eCourts filing and ...