3PB's Luke Nelson produces a practical guide for remote hearings during the Coronavirus lockdown
15th April 2020
3PB Family and Property Law Barrister Luke Nelson has produced an updated practical guide to case management for remote hearings.
Due to the Coronavirus lockdown, the legal sector (known for it’s old fashioned ways of working) is having to adapt quickly to working remotely. The checklist and practical guide to case management provides you with all the knowledge you need to move forward during these unprecedented times.
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