The closure of Connecticut courts due to COVID-19 in early 2020 and the starting up of remote bench trials in the state during the second half of that year posed dilemmas, caused confusion and in some cases created opportunities for attorneys—especially new and young lawyers.

Often more adept at technology, younger lawyers appeared to have an advantage in the era of Zoom. But many lawyers say participating in remote trials requires learning a whole new way of conducting oneself in front of a judge—and on screen.

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