As the world came out of this side of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2022 with many changes, so did the practice of law in Pennsylvania. The past year has confirmed, much to the satisfaction of many lawyers, parties, witnesses and judges, that the new widespread use of advanced communication technologies (ACT) like Zoom in litigation matters is here to stay. Moreover, 2022 marked another year of changes in the law that favored plaintiffs in their efforts to secure recovery within the Pennsylvania court systems.

Here’s a look at the notable trends and decisions in Pennsylvania civil litigation law over the past year along with a review of anticipated decisions to keep an eye out for in the year ahead.

Zooming Into the Future

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