Case filings are being processed more efficiently than ever in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit, thanks to several procedural improvements made by the Clerk’s Office. The court’s administrative arm effectively cut the case processing time for submitted documents and filings in half, while also increasing the accuracy of how documents are submitted to the court to as high as 95 percent, up 13 percent since the improvements were made.
On March 3, the Clerk’s Office was recognized for its innovation when it received an award and certification(link is external) from the American Society for Quality (ASQ) Government Division, an organization that objectively evaluates the quality of government operations.
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