E-filing documents has made filing pleadings and motions:
A. More difficult because so many lawyers are not computer literate and it is making the process cumbersome
B. Easier, by enabling lawyers to draft and file documents with ready-made templates and then filing them after they establish an account number so that more deadlines are easily being made.
C. Easier by eliminating hastily prepared documents because deadlines are now considered "the full day" and not just office hours at the clerk's office, allowing attorneys to timely file a motion at 10:30 pm and still not be late.
D. None of the above
E. Easier, by enabling lawyers to draft and file documents with ready-made templates and then filing them after they establish an account number so that more deadlines are easily being made and by eliminating hastily prepared documents because deadlines are now considered "the full day" and not just office hours at the clerk's office, allowing attorneys to timely file a motion at 10:30 pm and still not be late
E
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