Tool for Removing your Profile

Everyone knows by now that we each have to keep our e-JCC profile up-to-date, right. There is a post here with instructions and tips. 

There are new features from time to time in the e-JCC program. Last year, we added the mediation tool. We also added the enhanced opportunities to check your schedule of events. We also reminded you of the ability to check your daily filings. This is all described in eJCC What a Tool?!?

Now we have made it possible for you to delete your profile from our system. CAUTION, doing so will remove you from our database associated with any and all cases. That means that if you have not appropriately withdrawn from your cases or substituted another lawyer on those cases, your client may be prejudiced as you will no longer receive emails with service of documents. 

The purpose of this tool is primarily for attorneys who pass away or who leave workers' compensation completely. We have not had many, but there have been a few and this new tool will make it simpler for those people to be removed permanently from the database. The function is part of each user's profile (under "My Profile" tab in e-JCC). 


Just click "unregister account" and then click "submit." This will  permanently delete your profile from the OJCC database and remove you from all of your cases." This means you will no longer have an account with the OJCC electronic filing platform (e-JCC). But, this does not "legally withdraw you." This is not the equivalent of a motion to withdraw and order. Despite deleting your account with the OJCC, you may still remain responsible for representing your clients pursuant to the applicable rules and laws. 





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