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Chicago Attorneys Paul Motz, Heather Snider and Christina Putman discuss eight key takeaways after experiencing a trial over Zoom.
Earlier this year, Paul, Heather and Christina spent a week on trial in a complex, admitted-liability, medical malpractice case in Cook County, Illinois. The trial involved live testimony from eleven witnesses, who appeared via Zoom in their respective homes and/or professional offices.
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