Everything EPL Insurance Professionals Need to Know Before Heading to Virtual Trial or Arbitration

After nearly a year of COVID-19-related shutdowns and restrictions, long-delayed trials and arbitrations are moving forward quickly and en masse, but frequently in a virtual setting. Today’s virtual trials and arbitrations can feature judges or arbitrators, attorneys, witnesses, and jurors all sitting at home in different cities and states. These proceedings require not only technological adaptations, but new approaches to various aspects of trial, including, witness preparation, voir dire and jury selection, exhibit preparation and presentation, witness examination, opening and closing arguments, and more.  

In this new legal environment, knowing what to expect when a case goes to virtual trial or arbitration is critically important when assessing the strengths, weaknesses, and value of a case.  

Join Jackson Lewis P.C. attorneys as we discuss everything EPLI claims adjusters need to know before heading to virtual trial or arbitration. Our speakers have successfully tried several virtual trials and arbitrations to verdict, including one of the first virtual jury trials of the COVID-19 era. 

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