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Trial lawyers are not known for being couch potatoes. Most like to move around the courtroom, and some even like to grandstand. But there is a way for trial lawyers to argue a motion and sit at their desks: videoconferencing. On Oct. 4, the Nassau County Supreme Court in New York announced it would let lawyers conduct their calendar calls by videoconference. But so far, the experiment hasn't taken off.
October 17, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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