Virtually Litigating the Complex Case

In a July 2013 article that seems as if it could have been written yesterday, District of Columbia Superior Court Judge Herbert B. Dixon, Jr., predicted that virtual lawyering would become pervasive within the legal profession once lawyers familiarized themselves with the technology. Not only would lawyers embrace virtual litigation practices on their own initiative,…

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Remote Lawyering Is Here to Stay

Although the COVID-19 pandemic’s lasting effects on modern society are far from known today, there’s little doubt that the disease has prodded a reluctant legal profession into the digital age. During the past few months more lawyers and judges than ever have:   Participated in remote hearings via videoconferencing Closed real estate transactions using electronic…

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Fear Factor: The Remote Deposition Episode

Imagine a world where your greatest fears become reality. You’re in the middle of a deposition, frantically searching for a critical electronic document that’s nowhere to be found on your laptop. Opposing counsel is cross-examining your client, but the audio is so bad you can’t hear the questions or the client’s answers. You click the…

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6 Success Factors for Better Remote Depositions

Maybe you’re considering remote depositions as litigation grows and travel becomes more challenging. Or you’re already doing depositions remotely and want to improve. Either way, these six factors will help you get the most success and satisfaction out of your remote depositions: 1. Coordinate with opposing counsel As soon as you decide to go remote,…

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