The U.S. Supreme Court adopted amendments to federal appellate and evidentiary rules intended to make them more modernized and user-friendly.
These amendments will take effect on Dec. 1, unless Congress enacts legislation to the contrary.
Amendments including those to Federal Rules of Appellate Procedure 3, 5, 13, and 25 reflect a national rule adopted in 2018, which mandates electronic filing and service in civil cases.
The amendments to Rule 3, which now requires “mailing” a notice of appeal, would allow “sending” such a notice, for example.
The amendments to Rule 25(d)(1) would “eliminate unnecessary proofs of service when electronic filing ...
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