Law Practice
Jul. 22, 2020
Courts’ technology advances are likely here to stay
Despite the glitches, technology advances in government, the courts and the law are a positive development and likely here to stay even after COVID-19.
Anita Taff-Rice
Founder
iCommLaw
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As the saying goes, the law is not a fool, but it is a traditionalist. One of the most basic principles is precedent -- to follow what came before, which is another way of upholding tradition. But adherence to tradition shouldn't be blind, and the COVID-19 pandemic has pushed the practice of law and courts to make bigger changes in their traditions than at any time since attorneys stopped wearing powdered wigs in court.
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