Litigator and ECBAWM partner Zoe Salzman explains the opportunities and challenges in litigating cases remotely in the Above the Law article “How Courts and Litigators Are Making the Best of Remote Practice.” Salzman, who recently chaired the program “Current Trial Issues in Federal Civil Practice” for the Practising Law Institute, expressed hope that the benefits of remote litigation – like reduced travel time and fewer delays – will continue beyond the pandemic. “[This way] judges don’t waste time waiting for lawyers to show up, the lawyers can be there at the right time and only devote the time for the actual proceeding,” Salzman said. “The system works well and it’s good for clients.”