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ARTICLE · 26 MAY 2020

Virtual Disputes: Best Practices And Benefits

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The rapid shift to remote court appearances is a prime example of how COVID-19 continues to disrupt the traditional delivery of legal services.

CanadaLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration

The rapid shift to remote court appearances is a prime example of how COVID-19 continues to disrupt the traditional delivery of legal services. While social distancing measures have resulted in limited access to courts across Canada since March, some matters continue to be heard using remote technology.

As an early adopter in planning for COVID-related disruptions, BLG advocates have outlined some best practices to help guide clients through virtual proceedings as well as the benefits to continued use of technology in dispute resolution even after in-person restrictions are lifted.

Canadian courts, changes in operation and virtual dispute options

Virtual disputes is an umbrella term, but we are using it as short-hand for the use of telephone, video and other technology to facilitate or aid dispute resolution processes.

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