PACER Fees Rising 20 Percent Because Screw You, That’s Why
Courts say they need the extra money for a three-quarter billion-dollar security patch.
Courts say they need the extra money for a three-quarter billion-dollar security patch.
Good luck with that.
A conversation with Trustpoint.One CEO Christopher Gallagher.
Who could've imagined that PACER wasn't at the cutting edge of security?
They have no idea how lawyering works.
Have you been struggling to get court documents lately? You're not alone.
It's good to have a slush fund!
The company is emphasizing ‘white glove service’ in the AI era. Here’s what the initiative is delivering for clients.
Color me absolutely not shocked in the least.
More than the nothing they've been offering for years.
Don't worry, there's a catch.
If you can't pay us twice for these documents...
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Billion dollar database, my @$$!
* A lawyer is demanding to know whether the FBI has uncovered $400 million of gold from the Civil War. Sounds like a sequel to National Treasure... [New York Post] * The New York Attorney General alleges that New York Governor Andrew Cuomo underreported nursing home deaths from COVID-19 in New York. [CNBC] * PACER apparently crashed yesterday because so many people were looking at class-action filings against Robinhood involving GameStop stock. [Law & Crime] * President Biden has started staffing a commission on Supreme Court reform. [Politico] * Facebook is allegedly preparing an antitrust lawsuit against Apple. At least Google isn't the target of antitrust action for a change... [Yahoo News]
Hm... that's way different than $2 billion.
The judiciary is freaking out and trying to snuff out this threat to its stash.
The NCBE has had it with those pesky critics.