eLaw.com provides web access around the clock to Court dockets enhanced by subscription services that provide alerts, calendaring, and copies.

NEWARK, NJ (Friday, September 12, 2003) ¾ e-Law, LLC announced the expansion of it’s Court information to include the New York County – City Civil Court. Now, regardless of the value of a civil case, members can track cases through the City Civil, Supreme Civil and Federal Courts all in one easy to use website.

“eLaw.com has grown to a membership exceeding 41,000 in the three years since being introduced and has supported well over five and a half million free searches,” commented Ed Denne, Chief Operating Officer, eLaw, LLC. “Our growth has come in lock-step with each major innovation we’ve developed including:

1. plain English alerts of changes entered by the Court on cases of interest,
2. both web and printer friendly calendars,
3. automatic state-of-the-art posting of Court commitments directly to a wide range of case management software and PDA offerings,
4. Court appearance services,
5. document copy retrieval and now,
6. New York County –City Civil Court.”

“Adding the New York County - City Civil Court is another major step in providing the most extensive, accurate, and timely docket tracking solution on the market” commented Dominick Esposito, Executive Director of Business Development, eLaw, LLC. “Now when an action commences despite its value, members can register the case to be tracked and be alerted to decisions and appearances as the case navigates through the Courts – Civil to Supreme and back.”

New York County – City Civil Court may be searched by either the plaintiff or defendant’s name, as well as by docket number. eLaw’s robust search engine will either provide a single match for direct hits or a selection of possible close matches. Pay once for tracking for the life of the case or monthly. Discounts are available based on the number of cases registered – call for details.

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eLaw® covers the New York Supreme Civil Court dockets across 13 counties: the Bronx, Dutchess, Erie, Kings, Nassau, New York, Orange, Putnam, Queens, Richmond, Rockland, Suffolk and Westchester; New York City Civil; and New York Southern and Eastern Bankruptcy Courts and New York County – City Civil Court. eLaw 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. eLaw is the document repository for many of the largest bankruptcies in history including Enron and WorldCom.