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The document provides details of a Virtual Faculty Development Program (FDP) on Academic Scholarship & Research Excellence in Law, organized by Vinayaka Mission's Law School (VMLS) Research Committee.
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The event titled “Introduction to E-Filing for Young Lawyers” was successfully held on April 30, 2024, at Vinayaka Mission’s Law School, Paiyanoor, Chennai. Organized by the Centre for Justice Through Technology (CJT) at Vinayaka Mission’s Law School, this event aimed at equipping young lawyers with the essential skills to navigate the e-filing process efficiently.
The session was conducted by Advocate P. Uma Maheswari, a distinguished legal practitioner from the Madras High Court. Her vast experience in court procedures, particularly with e-filing, ensured that the participants received practical insights into this rapidly growing digital practice.
The workshop targeted young lawyers who had enrolled after 2023. With limited seats available, the event saw enthusiastic participation, with registrations filling up quickly. The session provided invaluable hands-on guidance for newly enrolled professionals eager to familiarize themselves with the digital filing processes required by courts today.
Advocate Uma Maheswari began by introducing the participants to the concept of e-filing, explaining its importance in the modern legal landscape, especially in the aftermath of the pandemic, when the judiciary transitioned many operations to online platforms.
The resource person provided a comprehensive, step-by-step demonstration on how to file cases digitally. This included the preparation of documents, uploading them to the relevant court portals, and addressing common challenges faced during the process.
The interactive segment saw the participants ask insightful questions, which Advocate Uma Maheswari addressed with clarity. The attendees left with a clear understanding of the e-filing system and practical know-how that will assist them in their professional practice.
The session concluded with closing remarks from faculty members of Vinayaka Mission’s Law School, who emphasized the importance of staying updated with legal technology. The event not only equipped young lawyers with necessary e-filing skills but also highlighted the growing role of digital tools in the legal profession.
The event was a testament to Vinayaka Mission’s Law School’s commitment to integrating technology into legal education, preparing students and professionals to meet the demands of an evolving legal industry.
For more updates on upcoming events, participants were encouraged to stay connected with the Centre for Justice Through Technology (CJT).
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