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2024 Case Center by Thomson Reuters – Digital Exhibits in King County Superior Court

Family Law Section Meeting

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$0 for KCBA Family Law Section Member
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60 minutes

Date Published

September 17, 2024

Publisher

King County Bar Association

Subjects

Family Law

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Summary

Presentation: “Case Center by Thomson Reuters – Digital Exhibits in King County Superior Court” by Gina Saucier, Court Services Division Director of Court Services & Mark Gobran, Court Services Supervisor of the King County Superior Court Clerk’s Office

In August and September, King County Superior Court & the Clerk’s Office are changing from ShareFile to new software; and,
ShareFile was a temporary pandemic operations short-term solution. Digital exhibits are a part of a modernized trial process and Case Center is the long-term solution.

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Presenters

Mark Gobran

Court Services Supervisor - King County Superior Court

Mark Gobran graduated from Ain Shams University. In 2023, Mark joined the King County Department of Judicial Administration... Read More

Gina Saucier

Court Services Division Director - King County Superior Court

Gina Saucier graduated with a Master of Science from the London School of Economics and Political Science. She has worked for... Read More

Program Titles and Supporting Materials

This program contains the following components:

Media Files

2024 Case Center Digital Exhibits MP4

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2024 Case Center Digital Exhibits PDF

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