
Book Spotlight - Virtual Advocacy: Litigating from a Distance
Posted by Peel Law Association
on 23 May 2023
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Virtual Advocacy: Litigating from a Distance
by Sean Petrou and Akiva Stern
Published: February 28, 2023 by LexisNexis Canada
TABLE OF CONTENTS
PART I – CIVIL LITIGATION
Chapter 1: Out of Court Examinations – Michael D. Briggs and Jordan Bierkos
Chapter 2: Motions and Applications – Sam Rogers and Jacob Klugsberg
Chapter 3: Key Conferences (Mediation and Pre-Trial) – Alexandra Cocks and Eric Pellegrino
Chapter 4: Trials – Moya Graham
Chapter 5: Appeals (Divisional Court and Court of Appeal for Ontario) – Sarit E. Batner and Holly Kallmeyer
Chapter 6: Federal Courts – Jamie S. S. Holtom, Edwin Mok and Andrew Medico
Chapter 7: Supreme Court of Canada – Michael Feder and Connor Bildfell
Chapter 8: Small Claims Court – Deputy Judge Dennis Ong
PART II – NON-CIVIL LITIGATION
Chapter 9: Administrative Tribunals – Robin McKechney and Alexander Steele
Chapter 10: Commercial Arbitration – Thomas N.T. Sutton
PART III – VIRTUAL ADVOCACY CONSIDERATIONS
Chapter 11: Privacy – Gillian P. Kerr and William Main
Chapter 12: Access to Justice – Justice for Children and Youth, Mary Birdsell, Emily Chan, Joie Chow and Jane Stewart
Chapter 13: Annotated Jurisprudence – Adam Dobkin
Chapter 14: Last Word from the Bench – The Honourable Justice Fred Myers
PART IV – SCHEDULES
Schedule A: General Considerations
Schedule B: Extra-Provincial Practice
Schedule C: Navigating CaseLines
Schedule D: Navigating Zoom
Schedule E: Navigating Microsoft Teams
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