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ARTICLE · 25 APRIL 2020

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Ontario's judicial system relies heavily on face-to-face contact, particularly in the areas of civil litigation and criminal law.

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Ontario's judicial system relies heavily on face-to-face contact, particularly in the areas of civil litigation and criminal law. If one were to walk into any courthouse on a normal day, they would see the halls and courtrooms packed with court staff, lawyers, process servers and self-represented individuals. Therefore, it came as no surprise that in response to COVID-19 and the requirement of social distancing, Ontario's courts have essentially closed to all non-urgent matters.

Gluckstein Personal Injury Lawyers has spent the past decade embracing technological advancements and modernizing the way we conduct business. However, while our lawyers and staff were in a position to transition to home offices seamlessly and carry on business as usual, it became apparent that our judicial system has lagged behind. While court staff and judges are doing their best to respond to our new circumstances so that, at the very least, crucial motions

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