Adapting to the virtual environment is a continual challenge for all litigators. As remote hearings and trials become more established in courts and alternative proceedings, understanding the perspective of decision makers is more critical than ever. What practices do judges and mediators consider most important in the virtual era? How do these practices differ from those in a live courtroom setting? What are some of the does and don’ts that litigators need to be aware of?
• Preparing in advance for trials and hearings
• Tips for a successful virtual argument
• Improving collaboration with opposing counsel and the court
• Using the medium to your advantage
• Common misconceptions and traps to avoid
• How to best react when technology failures happen
This program has been accredited as follows:
-Law Society of Ontario for One Professionalism Four
-Law Society of BC for One CPD Hour
-Law Society of Saskatchewan for One CPD Hour
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Duration
1 hour
Price
C$99.00
Language
English
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