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As of November 30, 2025, the Colorado Appellate Court has implemented a new electronic filing system in an effort to streamline and expedite the appellate process for attorneys and litigants. This new system, known as eAppeals, is aimed at reducing paper waste, increasing efficiency, and providing easier access to court documents.The eAppeals system allows attorneys to file briefs, motions, and other court documents online, eliminating the need for traditional paper filings. Additionally, attorneys can now access court documents and case information electronically, making it easier to track the status of their cases in real-time.In a statement released by the Colorado Appellate Court, Chief Justice Sarah Wright expressed her enthusiasm for the new system, stating that "eAppeals represents a significant step forward in modernizing our court processes and improving accessibility for all parties involved in the appellate process."The implementation of eAppeals comes as part of a larger effort by the Colorado Appellate Court to embrace technology and innovation in order to better serve the needs of the legal community and the public. The court has also recently launched a new online portal that provides access to court forms, resources, and information for self-represented litigants.Attorneys who have already begun using the eAppeals system have praised its user-friendly interface and time-saving benefits. Many have reported that they are able to file documents more quickly and efficiently, ultimately speeding up the overall appellate process.Overall, the adoption of the eAppeals system in the Colorado Appellate Court represents a positive step towards modernizing the appellate process and providing greater access to justice for all parties involved. As the legal landscape continues to evolve, it is clear that technology will play an increasingly important role in shaping the future of appellate practice in Colorado.