Mark Berman. Photo: Rick Kopstein/NYLJ Virtual Bench Trial Protocols
In this edition of his Virtual Lawyering column, Mark A. Berman summarizes some of the practices and procedures set out in "Virtual Bench Trial Protocols and Procedures" that counsel should be mindful of and which can be adapted to multiple types of virtual appearances.
May 03, 2021 at 12:45 PM
7 minute read
Virtual Bench Trial Protocols and Procedures ("Virtual Protocols") authored by New York Supreme Court Justice Norman St. George, Administrative Judge of Nassau County, is now required reference for the virtual New York litigator.
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