Overview — Your Dashboard
When you sign in, the dashboard is your home base. It gives you a snapshot of all your filing activity and quick access to start new filings.
Stat Cards
At the top of the dashboard you will see five summary cards:
Total Filings -- The number of filings you have submitted (excludes drafts).
Pending -- Filings with a status of Submitted or Under Review that are waiting on clerk action.
Accepted -- Filings that have been accepted or recorded into the court's case management system.
Rejected -- Filings that were rejected by the clerk and may need correction.
Drafts -- Filings you started but have not yet submitted. You can resume these at any time.
Filing List
Below the stat cards is the My Filings card. This is a table of all your submitted filings, organized by tabs:
Submitted -- Active filings that are in progress (submitted, under review, with judge).
Completed -- Filings that reached a final state (accepted, recorded, rejected).
Each row shows the filing number, court, case type, parties, documents, fee amount, current status, and submission date. You can click any row to expand it and see document-level details, including per-document status badges and download links for original, signed, and stamped copies.
Quick Actions
In the top-right corner of the My Filings card, two buttons let you start a filing immediately:
File a Case -- Opens the filing wizard for a brand-new case.
Existing Case -- Opens a search panel where you can look up a case already in the Verdict CMS and add documents to it.
When you click either button, the filing wizard appears inline above the filings table. You can close it at any time with the Close button.
Navigation
The sidebar on the left provides links to all filer pages:
Dashboard -- The page described here.
File -- Start a new filing or file on an existing case.
Drafts -- View and manage saved draft filings.
Wallet -- Manage your filing account balance and payment methods.
Notifications -- View filing status updates and system alerts.
Profile -- Edit your contact information and account settings.
You can also drag and drop PDF files anywhere on the page. If you have a filing wizard open, the files are added directly to your current filing. Otherwise, a dialog appears to let you upload and then start a new filing.
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