Melissa Davis, a partner in Thompson & Knight in Austin. Courtesy photo
Although trial attorneys could use Zoom to keep their cases moving somewhat during the pandemic, it was a different story for appellate litigators.
Without jury trials and final verdicts, appeals slow down.
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"We have to be flexible, creative, and mindful of ever-changing circumstances to meet our clients where they are and provide them the services that they need, when they need them. This was never more apparent, or more challenging, than in 2020," said appellate lawyer Melissa Davis.
May 10, 2021 at 06:55 PM
1 minute read
Although trial attorneys could use Zoom to keep their cases moving somewhat during the pandemic, it was a different story for appellate litigators.
Without jury trials and final verdicts, appeals slow down.
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