Service of pleadings and papers in a comprehensive adjudication, other than the complaint initiating a comprehensive adjudication, shall occur electronically to the greatest extent possible. The court may provide, or authorize the use of, an electronic service system. If an electronic service system is not provided or authorized by the court, the court and the parties shall serve documents by email or other equivalent electronic means to the greatest extent possible. To enable
electronic service of pleadings and papers, the attorneys of record or parties representing themselves shall include an email address for service in the captions of all pleadings they file in the comprehensive adjudication.
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Section § 839
This law says that when handling a comprehensive adjudication, which is a kind of complex legal case, any legal documents, except the initial complaint, should be served or delivered electronically as much as possible. The court may set up or allow an electronic system for this. If no electronic system is provided, documents should be emailed instead. Lawyers or self-representing parties must include their email addresses on all documents they file to make electronic service easier.
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