Documents specified above DO NOT include the graphical elements, design, or layout of this Web site. You can contact the webmaster at . By Sherman Fridman, Newsbytes. But, in an interview with Newsbytes, Long indicated that I-courthouse is not only for Internet related disputes. As Long explained, everything takes place online.
Plaintiffs register, file their claim, and receive a case number and password.
Their case is then placed in the docket area, and plaintiffs and defendants are issued Trial Books where they post their evidence and arguments. Then, jurors review the contents of the Trial Books, and are able to post questions to the litigants. After all the jurors have rendered their verdicts, the parties receive a verdict summary that includes the number of votes case, the median aware to the plaintiff, if any, and a compilation of juror comments about a case. While this procedure does not lead to an actual court judgment, the litigants can agree by written contract signed prior to the presentation of the case that the decision will be final and binding. The I-Courthouse also has several advantages for attorneys handling more complex lawsuits.