Los Angeles County Superior Court Presiding Judge Samantha P. Jessner, center, issued a general order Thursday allowing electronic recording devices in more court proceedings due to a court reporter ...

California courts should expand the use of electronic recording in all case types when an official reporter is not available, a report compiled by a committee of judges, lawyers and other court ...

The union representing many of California's court-employed shorthand reporters is sponsoring legislation that would allow more electronic recording of certain case types but only if certain conditions ...

Electronic recording, also known as e-recording, is a method of delivering and returning executed documents electronically to a county recorder from a submitter. Every state in the United States ...

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With so many people working from home and the many government-mandated stay-at-home orders during the coronavirus pandemic, it is difficult – if not impossible – to bring people together for an ...

LISBON — Title companies, banks, attorneys and third-party vendors will have the ability to eRecord property deeds in the near future in Columbiana County, according to county Recorder Jim Armeni. The ...

MINNEAPOLIS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Commercial and residential mortgage lenders who neglect to embrace the benefits of—and growing trend towards electronic filing and e-recording of mortgage-related real ...