Last August, I wrote about the changes that COVID-19 had brought and would bring to our courts and systems of justice delivery. I figured that the efficiencies of remote filing, e-hearings and alternative dispute resolution methods forced by the pandemic might lead to some permanent changes, but I also, like many of us, assumed that many of the effects would be temporary; that we'd slowly default back to the old ways, perhaps for no other reason than there's comfort in the tried, trusted and true. Now I'm pretty sure that things will never be the same again.