Jun. 8, 2022
Remote depositions are here to stay
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Jason E. Fellner
Partner
Millstein Fellner, LLP
Legal malpractice
University of San Francisco School of Law
The COVID-19 pandemic that swept across the world in March 2020 has forever changed the landscape of litigation in the United States – including the taking and defending of depositions.
The legal industry, which has generally been slow to change, was forced to pivot towards embracing technological innovations that permitted remote litigation activities. This led to the widespread adoption of virtual court appearances and remote depositions...
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