During these COVID times, technology offerings have allowed us all to accommodate our myriad personal and professional needs, all while limiting potential exposure. In the last year, we have taken advantage of digital methods to hold meetings, have virtual school, get food delivered, visit the doctor and more.
That extends to courts across the country, which are integrating new platforms and applications to ensure they can continue their work. Specifically, many are finding that online dispute resolution tools enable them to offer justice that’s more accessible, more affordable and COVID-safer for the poor and disadvantaged.
What is Online Dispute Resolution?
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