It has been more than a week since a computer “virus intrusion” led the First Judicial District to shut down its website and electronic filing system, and law firms are having to return to the “ old-school way” of couriers and paper filings to adapt.

“It’s basically taken us back to the ‘old school’ days before [electronic case files], when everything was submitted by hand,” Saul Ewing attorney Matthew Smith said.

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