Brian Barakat of Barakat Law in Coral Gables in a recent Zoom trial. Courtesy photo.
"I feel certain that had this trial had been conducted in a courthouse, it would have taken longer, and it would have been a larger inconvenience, particularly for the nonparty witnesses, than it was," said Brian Barakat of Barakat Law in Coral Gables.
May 05, 2020 at 12:51 PM
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When this South Florida commercial landlord-tenant dispute went to a bench trial amid COVID-19 court closures, the parties could only forge ahead online.
But now, this remote litigation has proved to be a boon for clients, who no longer have to pay witnesses to scale the state, search for parking or wait for hours in a hallway.
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