The first 15 minutes or so of San Mateo County Superior Court's second virtual bench trial got off to a bit of a rocky start, technologically speaking. But the trial lawyers were surprised to find the online proceedings might be speedier in some ways.
July 17, 2020 at 05:10 PM
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Litigation editor
A California courtroom came to order on Thursday not with the sound of a gavel, but after a parade of feedback screeched through participants’ computer speakers.
The courtroom was a virtual one, as San Mateo County Superior Court hosted its second civil bench trial via Zoom after the state’s coronavirus lockdown procedures largely ground civil proceedings to a halt.
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