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How to avoid common Florida eFiling pitfalls

Rebecca Woodward — Wed, 27 May 2026 19:04:21 GMT

On July 1st, 2025, a major update to the Florida Supreme Court’s SC2023-1401 rules went into effect. These changes — intended to transition Florida courts to digital-first operations — established consistent eFiling standards across all Florida courts, including new standards for how filing errors are treated. Now there’s more pressure on filers to guard against errors.

State vs. federal court filing: Key differences and common mistakes

Rebecca Woodward — Wed, 15 Apr 2026 18:37:22 GMT

Filing requires the utmost attention to detail while under strict deadlines — often while juggling multiple matters at once — and a single mistake could put the outcome of an entire case in jeopardy.

How to choose the right billing model for your law firm - InfoTrack

Rebecca Woodward — Thu, 12 Mar 2026 19:54:07 GMT

Traditional law firm billing models are far from perfect, and as technology evolves, they could become even more incompatible with the modern law firm.

How to prepare for an eFiling interruption

Rebecca Woodward — Mon, 02 Mar 2026 18:58:09 GMT

On March 1, 2026, the Fresno County Superior Court suspended eFiling for 31 days while the court transitions to a new case management system. For any firm with active cases there, that could mean 31 days of scrambling to file physical submissions and a real risk of missing deadlines, potentially resulting in waived rights, sanctions, or case dismissals.

7 timesaving features every 8am MyCase user should know - InfoTrack

Joe Scott — Wed, 25 Feb 2026 16:20:33 GMT

If you use 8am MyCase, you need to know about these lesser-known features. According to Lindsay Bushong, Manager of Sales Engineering from MyCase, too many users miss out on built-in functionality that can enhance workflows, reduce time wasted on repetitive tasks, ensure accuracy, and increase profitability.

Dos and don'ts for uncovering the truth during discovery

Rebecca Woodward — Tue, 17 Feb 2026 15:58:37 GMT

Some attorneys come into discovery looking for a fight, but this isn’t the time to battle over admissibility or to try to conceal damaging information from opposing counsel. In fact, bad behavior during discovery can create an unnecessarily difficult working relationship with opposing counsel and damage an attorney’s reputation with the court.

Instead of trying to obscure facts or obstruct your opposition’s requests, you’re better off using this time to strategically set your own case up for success—without the hostility.

Attorney and legal educator Drew Levine, Esq. believes attorneys often go too far trying to protect their clients by fighting over discovery when they could be using the time to better prepare their case.

“Don’t be weird,” Levine said in a recent webinar hosted by InfoTrack. “Don't be wishy washy. Don't be evasive. Put your cards on the table. Tell the other side. I think approaching opposing counsel transparently and honestly about any limitations you have, any struggles you have with clients, is really the way to go."

Being appropriately forthcoming and transparent during discovery will help you build good will with opposing counsel and a good reputation with the judge—better protecting your client's interests in the end.

What constitutes acting in good faith can vary by discovery vehicle, so we gathered some of Levine’s best practices for each tool you have in the discovery process.

Avoid these common process serving mistakes - InfoTrack

Rebecca Woodward — Thu, 15 Jan 2026 15:43:35 GMT

Paralegals have a weighty responsibility to make sure the correct legal documents are served accurately and within the required time limit for each case they manage. If process isn’t served correctly, attorneys could face fines and sanctions, or the case could be dismissed entirely. To avoid these consequences, you need to maintain control of a process that requires coordination and timely execution across teams.

How tech-enabled paralegals are reshaping litigation workflows - InfoTrack

Kristine Custodio Suero and Kelli Radnothy — Wed, 24 Sep 2025 23:45:33 GMT

The Moment We’re In

Litigation support is no longer about simply “getting it filed”. Courts are modernizing, clients expect efficiency, and technology is evolving faster than ever. In this environment, paralegals are stepping into a new role: not just support professionals but workflow architects and tech-enabled strategists

InfoTrack now integrates with Filevine for smarter eFiling and process serving - InfoTrack

Alex Braun — Wed, 24 Sep 2025 16:22:47 GMT

InfoTrack’s latest integration has arrived, and this one is geared toward law firms who want superior litigation efficiency within a highly customizable practice management setup.

AI for litigators: the best and worst ways to use AI at your law firm - InfoTrack

Lindsey Dean — Tue, 09 Sep 2025 15:47:28 GMT

The very notion of AI for litigators has moved from a scary, futuristic concept to a daily reality. Whether you’re drafting documents, managing cases, or communicating with clients, AI-powered tools are becoming an integral part of litigation practice.