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The Marbut Report: Mike Tanner to present at virtual meeting on COVID and the courts | Jax Daily Record | Jacksonville Daily Record

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Trial and Error: The Future of Remote Litigation | Womble Bond Dickinson

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Over the summer last year Womble Bond Dickinson attorneys Mary Bourke and Daniel Attaway successfully represented their pharmaceutical client in one of the nation’s first completely remote trials. Dubbed by the media as “the first Zoom trial”, the experience provided Bourke and Attaway with insight into best practices for managing a trial in this new remote world. Here are their biggest tips:
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Remember that you are “in court.” Working from home and virtual meetings have made us all a little more relaxed in our attire and demeanor. ....

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Looking at The Future of Remote Litigation

Tuesday, February 23, 2021
Litigators have felt the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic since shutdowns began nationwide in March of 2020. The systems and practices that had been in place for so long were turned upside down, bringing routine litigation procedures to a screeching halt. Inevitably, the novel issues that began to arise left clients with questions and concerns that seemed to have no answer. Now, nearly one year later, the questions and concerns have evolved, but so have the solutions. As this new world of remote litigation becomes more familiar, creating new efficiencies and more effective processes, the notion of simply returning to “the way things were” becomes less realistic. Instead, even after the roll out of a vaccine, we expect to see a hybrid system – one in which both in-person and remote proceedings will be common place. ....

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Canady tells lawmakers the courts are preparing for the pandemic's aftermath – The Florida Bar

Jan 28, 2021
By Jim Ash
Senior Editor
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Chief Justice Charles Canady
Judges, lawyers, and their judicial partners have worked diligently to respond to COVID-19, but a significant backlog of cases is looming, Chief Justice Charles Canady told lawmakers.
The chief justice and Clay County Court Clerk and Comptroller Tara Green, president the Florida Court Clerks and Comptrollers, delivered a pandemic update to a January 26 meeting of the House Judiciary Committee.
Justice Canady said that since March, the courts installed 1,700 Zoom licenses and conducted more than 400,000 videoconference hearings and other proceedings.
“Largely through remote proceedings, trial courts in Florida are on track to dispose of a projected 2.8 million cases in Fiscal Yea ....

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