You may have heard eVoucher has a new update that will purportedly allow you to use your existing software to upload your time (but not expenses) into a CJA 20 or 30 (but not 21 or 31). Wonder where they got that idea? Problem is, much like before when they created eVoucher, they did not […]
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I was listening to a podcast recently1 and they were discussing the very unglamorous can opener. Perhaps unglamorous, but necessary. In 1795, Napoleon offered a prize for anyone who could develop a better preservation method for food for his army. The initial solution took 15 years and was essentially canning, but in glass jars… not
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If you practice in more than one district, it can be frustrating to find the eVoucher site you need when you want to bill. evolveVouchers simplifies the process by finding the website for you when you select the district you’re billing to. If you haven’t yet evolved (see what we did there?), you’ll find the
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In 2012, the federal courts created a web-based program called eVoucher that requires federally court-appointed attorneys (CJA Attorneys) to enter billing slips into a web-based program to submit statements for payment. eVouchers was rolled out to the District of Oregon after one bill was beta tested on one case by me. From the very beginning,
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