From virtual court proceedings with pasta and wine to the necessity of a tech-competent chamber, the Judges Panel at the 10th Annual University of Florida E-Discovery Conference, discussed their views on how technology is changing court standards and processes.
February 10, 2023 at 12:16 PM
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Legal Tech Reporter
At the 10th Annual University of Florida E-Discovery Conference, the Annual Judges Panel had a lot to discuss about how technology has changed court proceedings, and vice versa.
Legaltech News has reported on how U.S. state and federal courts have coped with changing tech demands, the risks associated with it and the need for more legal tech competency among judges.
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