“We built Calloquy to be a safer, more efficient virtual environment than the mass-market platforms that were hastily deployed in response to the pandemic," said Calloquy founder and CEO and Womble Bond Dickinson partner David Carter.
September 01, 2022 at 12:52 PM
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Even as the legal profession embraces some aspects of remote proceedings for hearings and depositions, the hazards are well known, even in some cases going viral over social media: The speaker’s microphone won’t work; an interloper takes over the Zoom broadcasts and unleashes profanity on the court; a lawyer appears on screen through a cat filter.
A new Atlanta-based legal technology startup company aims to fix some of the bugs in remote litigation.
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Screenshot of table view of the new discovery software platform Calloquy.
