Law Practice,
Judges and Judiciary
Nov. 30, 2020
Changes to court rules and procedures during COVID-19
This article examines statutory changes enacted during and in response to the pandemic, as well as procedural changes implemented by trial and appellate courts to help keep the justice system operating during this unprecedented time.
Gerald L. Sauer
Partner
Sauer & Wagner LLP
litigation, intellectual property, business law
1801 Century Park E Ste 1150
Los Angeles , CA 90067-2331
Phone: (310) 712-8102
Fax: (310) 712-8108
Email: gsauer@swattys.com
UC Hastings
Gerald Sauer is a founding partner at Sauer & Wagner LLP in Los Angeles. He has been litigating for 34 years, and specializes in intellectual property and business law. He can be reached at (310) 712-8102 or by email at gsauer@swattys.com
The coronavirus pandemic has changed virtually everything we know about the practice of law. Attorneys now interact with their clients via Zoom conferences rather than in person. Documents are filed remotely, not hand-delivered. Trials now include remote jury selection, video attendance, masks and social distancing. Civil matters, already substantially backlogged, have moved into the slow lane.
This article examines statutory change...
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