COVID Pandemic

Remotely appealing

The accumulated wisdom of remote argument in the appellate courts

A look at how we pulled off one of the first jury trials since the Pandemic began

From Issue: 2021 July

The world is experiencing a collective and devastating trauma, trauma that can affect our ability to competently discharge our duties

From Issue: 2021 March

The 2021 CAALA Convention will be September 2-5 at the Bellagio Resort

From Issue: 2021 June

As civil jury trials resume, they will likely rely on Zoom and similar video-conferencing for all or part of the proceedings

Volunteer settlement officers with ten years’ litigation experience are needed for LASC’s new virtual MSC program

From Issue: 2021 July

“Essential workers” already labored under difficult conditions and faced high rates of poverty before the pandemic

From Issue: 2021 August

Ethics and logistics of virtual jury selections during the pandemic

From Issue: 2021 March

A look at practical lessons learned in completing a virtual trial

A loss at a medical malpractice trial leads to useful introspection on the value and challenges of going to trial in this time of COVID

We will be able to keep the wheels of justice moving forward notwithstanding continuing obstacles

From Issue: 2021 July

Win your COVID-related wrongful-termination case and identify wage-and-hour issues caused by the pandemic

From Issue: 2021 August