by Molly Berard | Oct 7, 2021 | Blog Posts, Electronic Signature, Electronic Signatures
Believe it or not, electronic signatures have been around since the 1990’s (four decades ago!). They arose out of necessity as consumers began making online purchases. When the US realized how simple the technology was to use, they began utilizing the system for... by imagesoftinc | Sep 2, 2020 | Blog Posts, Court Posts, Electronic Signature, Government Posts, Insurance Posts
Authored by Katie Pusz, Marketing Communications, ImageSoft I have a confession to make – I used to be a bit of a pen thief. Not intentionally, of course, but my hands just always seemed to have a natural affinity for writing utensils. Filling out the guest book at... by imagesoftinc | Oct 19, 2016 | Blog Posts, Court Posts, Electronic Documents, Electronic Signature, Technology
As a kid at the beach, I became aware, at some point, that although the rising tide can and will come in and soak previously dry ground, it’s usually pretty hard to tell exactly when the tide changes and starts receding. In fact, it seemed to me that the tide... by imagesoftinc | Jan 12, 2015 | Blog Posts, Court Posts, E-Filing, ECM in Courts, Electronic Documents, Electronic Signature
I am STILL surprised when I hear that some judges question whether eSignatures can be as trustworthy as “wet-ink” signatures. In law school I somehow missed the course that conferred “expert handwriting analyst” status; but maybe that was just... by imagesoftinc | Jun 2, 2014 | Blog Posts, Court Posts, Electronic Signature, Technology
“And then one day you find Ten years have got behind you. No one told you when to run; You missed the starting gun.” Time, Pink Floyd, from Dark Side of the Moon On hearing the other day of a jurisdiction that is still insisting on “wet... by imagesoftinc | Mar 3, 2014 | Blog Posts, Court Posts, Electronic Signature, Technology
To paraphrase Winston Churchill, I have been a vocal advocate of electronic signatures for a long time; and I will not now unsay a word of my advocacy. Most statutes, rules and orders are silent or very broad as to HOW an electronic signature must be appended and... 