The COVID-19 pandemic has confirmed that technology can deliver effective virtual interaction in many different scenarios. Over the past year, remote technology has become an essential tool for courts to ensure the continuation of judicial proceedings.
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21 May 2020 The International Trademark Association has announced it will be conducting its annual meeting and leadership meeting, due to take place in November, as an all-virtual event.
2 April 2020 With public and economic life shuddering to a total halt during the pandemic, courts are finding increasingly creative solutions to carry on.
30 November 2021 The adoption of videoconferencing for oral proceedings in opposition hearings by the European Patent Office is viewed favourably by the majority of its users, according to a new report.