Law Practice
Mar. 25, 2020
Attorneys adapting to new ways of getting depositions and focus groups
Aided by social distancing, technology is shrinking the legal world.
Thomas J. Johnston
Depositions that used to require lawyers to fly across the country or sit in Los Angeles or San Francisco traffic are now being conducted from home because of government and court shutdowns.
Thomas J. Johnston, name partner of Johnston & Hutchinson LLP in Los Angeles, talked about his transition to working remotely when courts began closing due to the coronavirus outbreak.
"We moved to straigh...
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