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NextGen: Central Sign-On
On April 16, 2018, the court community will be upgrading its Case Management/Electronic Case Filing System (CM/ECF) to the Next Generation of CM/ECF (NextGen). This upgrade will provide users with several benefits including Central Sign-on: the ability for e-filing attorneys to access any NextGen court they practice within using one login and password. The Indiana Southern Bankruptcy Court plans to upgrade to NextGen April 16, 2018.
NextGen Update: Training Opportunities & Unavailability of ECF
A notice has posted regarding the training opportunities and unavailability of ECF when the Court transitions to the next generation (“NextGen”) CM/ECF program on April 16, 2018. You can read the notice here.
Administrative Attorney Position Available
The Court seeks a part-time attorney to serve in the Clerk's office and assist with operations. For more information, click here.
Career Opportunity - Case Administrator
The United States Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of Indiana has a career opprtunity for a Case Administrator. This position will be located in Evansville, Indiana. Click here for more information and how to apply.
Notice of Bankruptcy Judge Vacancy
Bankruptcy Judge Basil Lorch III is retiring soon. The Seventh Circuit seeks candidates for his replacement. For more information read the announcement here.
Notice of Courtroom Deputy Changes
The Court has posted a notice of Courtroom Deputy changes taking effect immediately. Click here for more information.
Tips for Expediting Review of Larger Dockets
The Court recently implemented programming changes that allow ECF users to speed up the process of opening a larger docket by limiting the data that appears on the docket. For details, review the new entry in the Procedures Manual, found here:
http://www.insb.uscourts.gov/content/viewing-docket-case
Note: selection of the options that speed up docket loading doesn’t “stick” – that is, you have to select them as to each docket you want to see. Loading speed is only improved significantly for lengthy dockets.