Description: Remote depositions and mediation sessions already were a growing legal industry trend, but during the COVID-19 crisis, they have become a necessity. But what do participating attorneys need to know in order to conduct a successful deposition or mediation remotely?
Panelists engaged in a lively discussion including:
Logistical Considerations for Depositions
Skillset and Training Opportunities
Benefits and Concerns
Variables for in-person v. remote - when do litigants need to be across the table?
Speakers:
Nicole M. Brunson, Associate General Counsel, Commercial Litigation Americas, Trane Technologies
Julie Adkins, Senior Litigation Counsel, Southern Company Gas
Jim Cooney, Partner, Womble Bond Dickinson (US) LLC
Mark Henriques(Moderator), Partner, Womble Bond Dickinson (US) LLC
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