Judicial Proceedings and Trial Technology Post COVID: Critical Issues and Challenges 

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 Judicial Proceedings and Trial Technology Post COVID: Critical Issues and Challenges A three-part webinar assessing and evaluative technology used in judicial proceedings, exploring how trial practice will be impacted in the future, and understanding the benefits, challenges, & risks of remote judicial proceedings.

Part I: Guiding Principles for Evaluating Technology that Can Be Used in Judicial Proceedings – “What You Need To Know!”

• This session will focus on the criteria judges and lawyers should use in determining whether any particular technology can or should be used in the courtroom, such as fairness, access to justice, ease of use, efficiency, and cost. 
• We will discuss such questions as what should lawyers ask and raise when the court or the other side proposes a technology? 
• How can lawyers attack proposed technology? 
• At some point, does allowing lawyers to bring their own technology into the courtroom create such fundamental unfairness that it should not be allowed?

Register Now -- Space is Limited. Qualifies for one hour of General / Law Practice Management M/CLE credit for CA, IL, NV and NY attorneys. A $59 non-refundable registration fee applies. Active Barkley clients should contact us for complimentary access code. For financial assistance, email Barkley@Barkley.com

About Our Presenter
Brett Burney is a highly sought trainer by those seeking to integrate the latest technology into their practice. Brett has served as Chair of the ABA TECHSHOW, regularly speaks for local and state bar associations, and is often quoted in TechnoLawyer, Legaltech News, and the ABA Journal. Prior to starting Burney Consultants, Brett supported lawyers at the law firm of Thompson Hine LLP, where he worked with litigation teams in building e-document databases, provided counseling on e-discovery issues, and managed the technical responsibilities of presenting evidence at trial.