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In a move aimed at modernizing and improving efficiency in the appellate practice process, the Kentucky Appeals Court has announced the implementation of an electronic filing system, set to go live on September 10, 2025.The new system, which will allow attorneys and litigants to submit documents, motions, and briefs electronically, is expected to streamline the appellate process by reducing paperwork, minimizing delays, and increasing accessibility for all parties involved in the appeals process.Chief Judge Cynthia Thompson expressed her enthusiasm for the new electronic filing system, stating, "This transition to electronic filing represents a major step forward in improving the overall appellate practice experience in Kentucky. Not only will it make the process more efficient, but it will also make it easier for attorneys and litigants to submit documents and track the status of their appeals."The implementation of the electronic filing system comes as part of a broader effort by the Kentucky Appeals Court to modernize its processes and improve access to justice for all parties involved in the appellate practice. The court has also recently expanded its online resources and virtual courtrooms to accommodate the growing demand for remote hearings and electronic filings.Attorneys and litigants are encouraged to familiarize themselves with the new electronic filing system and take advantage of the resources and support available through the Kentucky Appeals Court website. Additionally, the court will be offering training sessions and webinars to help ensure a smooth transition to the new system.Overall, the implementation of the electronic filing system is expected to significantly benefit the appellate practice process in Kentucky, bringing increased efficiency, accessibility, and convenience to all parties involved in the appeals process. As the court continues to embrace technology and modernize its processes, the future of appellate practice in Kentucky looks brighter than ever.