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eLaw.com and TimeMatters are setting the standard for state-of-the-art synchronization between Case Management information and the Court Docket via the Internet

NEWARK, NJ (Wednesday, November 12, 2003) ¾ Time Matters 5.0 is now available and for our New York customers, we are pleased to announce the availability of the ETM “e-Law Sync” module FREE if you order by January 15th, 2004 – that’s a $349 value!

“Imagine hitting one button every day and all of your critical court information goes directly into your Time Matters Case Management system – no manual entry of case details, no opportunity for clerical errors in tracking the events in the court – and the module to connect to eLaw is available right now,” reported Bill Dertinger, CEO of Esquire Consultant Group, Ltd. and an attorney.

“Since March of this year, we’ve been pleased to support the ever growing community of Time Matters users who have opted to take advantage of the power of eLaw docket tracking services.” said Dominick Esposito, Executive Director of Business Development, eLaw, LLC. “We are especially pleased that Esquire Consultant Group, Ltd has recognized the value this link brings to their suite of case management tools and has offered to provide the connection ETM at no charge – this is a most positive commitment to their customers and future customers.”

“Now our customers have updates from the New York Supreme Civil and New York County Civil,” Bill went on to emphasize. Esquire Consultant Group, Ltd. has more fully certified Time Matters Authorized Independent Consultants on staff than any other company in the country. “This link and the fabulous new features of Time Matters^® version 5.0 takes case management to yet another whole new level, whether a firm has a handful or thousands of cases.”

“This award-winning practice management software got a facelift and across-the-board improvements in version 5.0. And now for a brief period of time, you can request the “eLaw Sync” module that connects eLaw and Time Matters enabling automatic court event updating at no additional cost for the ETM for those with 25 cases registered on e-Law’s e-Watch program and are a new customer of e-Law – to be sure you qualify, please call – it just doesn’t get any better than this,” observed Ed Denne, COO, eLaw, LLC.

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eLaw^®, based in Newark, New Jersey, has been operating their website since October 2000 and has served more than 41,000 clients since its inception. eLaw® offers free, instantaneous access to court data for Supreme court civil cases venued in the five boroughs of New York City plus eight surrounding counties; the Southern and Eastern Districts of New York Federal; and now New York County Civil Court. eLaw^® is the document repository for several bankruptcies including Enron and WorldCom.