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e-Law^®and TrialWorks^TM have bridged the gap between case management and the court docket – now changes in the court calendar and case status are automatically synchronized.

NEWARK, NJ (Tuesday, July 9, 2002) ¾ e-Law, LLC announced the introduction of case alert services directly connected to TrialWorks^TM Case Management Software. By linking e-Law^® and TrialWorks^TM, your case management system remains automatically synchronized with the court calendar without manual intervention or re-entry of case information - higher reliability for less cost than even doing it in-house!

“Synchronizing with TrialWorks^TM has enabled us to deliver a premiere Case Management solution scalable to any size firm”, reports Jerry Krivitzky, Chairman and CEO of E-Law, LLC. “By using TrialWorks^TM with e-Law^®, case information will begin to automatically populate your TrialWorks^TM Case Manager and continue to refresh as often as you please. No re-entry of case dates and data is required once registered. Not only is this process easier and more accurate, it is much more cost effective than any alternative.”

“We often encounter firms who have recognized the need for updating their Case Management System but find the selection overwhelming,” says Ed Denné, Chief Operating Officer. “We did our homework and carefully selected TrialWorks as our premier Case Management partner. Jointly we have developed a state-of-the-art connection that ensures the seamless integration of court docket information in this proven case management system.

“Our New York customers have continually talked to us about the labor intensive work involved with managing court dates. Now with this link between TrialWorks^TM and e-Law^®, not only will law firms see an improvement in efficiency, but they will notice a tremendous savings in staff resources”, say Robb Steinberg, CEO of Lawex Corp, the maker of TrialWorks^TM.

This synchronization between TrialWorks^TM and e-Law.com is accomplished through a Web Services API [Application Programming Interface] – a state-of-the-art integration of functionality.

e-Law^®, based in Newark, NJ, has been operating a website at http://www.e-Law.com since October 2000 that serves the New York legal community. Free access to state Supreme Court civil cases for the five boroughs of New York City plus eight surrounding counties has attracted more than 25,000 registered users who have researched more than 2.4 million cases. e-Law^® also hosts the documents for the Enron Bankruptcy.

Lawex Corporation is the developer of TrialWorks^TM. Lawex was founded by experienced Trial Attorneys who took their knowledge of the practice of law and litigation and applied it to develop what is today TrialWorks^TM. - considered the most technologically advanced case management software package for litigators. Visit http://www.trialworks.com for a personalized demo of TrialWorks^TM and e-Law^® and to hear what customer have to say – you’ll be glad you did.

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E-Law® covers the New York Civil Court dockets across 13 counties: the Bronx, Dutchess, Erie, Kings, Nassau, New York, Orange, Putnam, Queens, Richmond, Rockland, Suffolk and Westchester. E-Law is owned and managed by the same people who publish the Lawyers Diary and Manual. Not a dot com for the moment, but a commitment from the firm that for more than 100 years has provided the day-to-day information needed to PracticE-Law. And now, the Enron Document Center too at elaw4enron.com.