Virtual Practice Makes Virtually Perfect - Practical Considerations for Virtual Hearings Identified through Simulations with Experienced Counsel and Arbitrators

J.G. Hopkins
Hopkins, Julie G.
D. Urbas
Urbas, Daniel

Article from: TDM 3 (2021), in Roundup of Articles

Introduction

Beginning in March 2020, COVID-19 related restrictions on travel and in-person gatherings halted the operation of the Courts across North America and, for arbitrations, limited the options available to participants. With proceedings delayed indefinitely until in-person hearings could resume, participants could either undertake only limited, non-evidentiary virtual hearings or continue with full evidentiary hearings virtually - the second option being something with which few participants were experienced or comfortable. Frequently expressed concerns with virtual evidentiary hearings ...

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Suggested Citation

J.G. Hopkins; D. Urbas; "Virtual Practice Makes Virtually Perfect - Practical Considerations for Virtual Hearings Identified through Simulations with Experienced Counsel and Arbitrators"
TDM 3 (2021), www.transnational-dispute-management.com

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