From left: Steven R. Jaffe of Upchurch Watson White & Max, Judge Barbara Areces, Judge Alan Fine and Judge John Kastrenakes.
Some judges and mediators made quick jumps into the Zoom world, racking up dozens and even hundreds of remote hearings. They talk about their virtual work, video surprises like a leaping cat and background screen choices.
May 29, 2020 at 10:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Daily Business Review
Judges got a rush-rush introduction to the Zoom platform to resume some of their regular work and are getting more confident as they push deeper into the virtual realm.
Miami-Dade Circuit Judge Alan Fine is nothing short of enthusiastic after more than 500 sessions since March 30.
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