In particular, citizens will be able to benefit from faster, simpler, and more accessible court proceedings thanks to the expanded use of digital tools in the courts. The government has approved a bill providing for the digitization of court proceedings. The bill expands the use of digital tools for summoning participants, serving procedural documents, and conducting court hearings via videoconference. The new rules will simplify the organization of hearings via videoconference, including in a hybrid format, and clearly establish the procedure for verifying the identities of participants. Courts will be able to obtain the necessary data to summon participants and serve documents through an interactive platform, in compliance with personal data protection rules. In addition, public authorities, legal entities, sole proprietors, members of the legal profession, and individuals using the services of an attorney will submit procedural documents exclusively in electronic format. These changes are expected to increase the transparency and efficiency of the courts’ operations, as well as expand the use of the e-Dosar judiciar information system. // July 22, 2026 – InfoMarket.