Cameron Mae Bonk, left, of Weil, Gotshal & Manges and Lee Stapleton, right, of Carlton Fields. Courtesy photos
Litigators are feeling their way through the world of remote court hearings one session at a time as shutdowns due to the coronavirus pandemic stretch case delays into a second month.
Many attorneys have questions about the unknowns of switching from a face-to-face process where everyone else joins a judge in court to a virtual space where everyone picks their own surroundings.
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