Central District Consumer Bankruptcy Attorney's Association

Hale and fellow members!
????? I talked with the assistant Clerk of the Courts and was informed of the following:
?The internet access is set up in all the Courts listed above but has not been rolled out.? It will take about 2-4 weeks for the final instructions to be prepared.? Once this occurs then all ECF members will receive an e-blast for access to the instructions as to how to get a "key" (think "code") to access it.?? The system is up and running but the bugs are being worked out of it first.? You may?be able to see it as a connection on your laptops now but will not be able to access it until we get the final instructions and the "key".?? Hang on -- its a coming!
Keith
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Sent: Thu, 8 May 2008 7:41 am
Subject: [cdcbaa] Wireless access at courts?
I've been on the 3rd floor in WH and 13/16th floors in LA and seen wireless access with an ID "ATNY access" which requires a password.? Does anyone know of a way to sign up for wireless internet while at court?? There can be a couple of hours of waiting time for an appearance, and this would allow greater productivity for us lawyers.
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Hale and fellow members!
I talked with the assistant Clerk of the Courts and was informed of the following:
The internet access is set up in all the Courts listed above but has not been rolled out. It will take about 2-4 weeks for the final instructions to be prepared. Once this occurs then all ECF members will receive an e-blast for access to the instructions as to how to get a "key" (think "code") to access it. The system is up and running but the bugs are being worked out of it first. You may be able to see it as a connection on your laptops now but will not be able to access it until we get the final instructions and the "key". Hang on -- its a coming!
Keith
To: cdcbaa@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thu, 8 May 2008 7:41 am
Subject: [cdcbaa] Wireless access at courts?
I've been on the 3rd floor in WH and 13/16th floors in LA and seen wireless access with an ID "ATNY access" which requires a password. Does anyone know of a way to sign up for wireless internet while at court? There can be a couple of hours of waiting time for an appearance, and this would allow greater productivity for us lawyers.



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Not sure what SIDATNY means, but the wireless card was my solution.
David A. Tilem

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Understood. However, the impression I get is that the court is broadcasting
internet access as a service to attorneys. (SID "ATNY access") much as you
can sign up for wireless access at Starbucks. However, I could be wrong -
It won't be the first time I'm mistaken.
A verizonwireless card might not be a bad investment, though. Thanks!
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You can get a wireless modem (cell phone modem) from all of the major
carriers and probably add it to your existing cell phone plan for nominal
dollars/month.
David A. Tilem
Certified Bankruptcy Specialist*
Law Offices of David A. Tilem (a debt relief agency)
206 N. Jackson Street, #201, Glendale, CA 91206
Tel: 818-507-6000 Fax: 818-507-6800
* Bankruptcy specialist cert. by State Bar of CA Bd of Legal
Specialization.

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I've been on the 3rd floor in WH and 13/16th floors in LA and seen wireless
access with an ID "ATNY access" which requires a password. Does anyone know
of a way to sign up for wireless internet while at court? There can be a
couple of hours of waiting time for an appearance, and this would allow
greater productivity for us lawyers.
I've been on the 3rd
floor in WH and 13/16th floors in LA and seen wireless access with an ID "ATNY
access" which requires a password. Does anyone know of a way to sign up
for wireless internet while at court? There can be a couple of hours of
waiting time for an appearance, and this would allow greater productivity for us
lawyers.



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