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The COVID-19 pandemic taught the legal community that technology can be deployed to effectively serve clients and resolve disputes remotely, if necessary. Suddenly stripped of their ability to meet in-person, lawyers and courts rapidly adopted technology to meet their professional obligations.
But as the country emerges from COVID-19 and restrictions on travel and in-person meetings are gradually lifted, a new series of questions seems certain to arise: Are there circumstances in which lawyers must use technology in their practices? Specifically, is technology a requirement when its use will save clients time and money?