Participants have the opportunity to enter a raffle for the complimentary course titled Digital Justice and the Future of Law.
Thomson Reuters and the New Law Institute are hosting an event on “Online Legal Audiences and Remote Work: A Good Practice Guide” on Monday (24) at 5 pm. Participants will have the chance to win a free course on Digital Justice and the Future of Law during the broadcast.
Speakers Erik Navarro from the New Law Institute and Juliana Ono from Thomson Reuters will talk about effective strategies for online audiences and remote work, which have emerged as solutions for judicial proceedings and daily operations of law firms during the Covid-19 pandemic.
The speakers’ information
Erik Navarro is a Federal Judge and General Coordinator at the New Law Institute. He holds a Doctorate in Civil Procedure Law from UERJ and Harvard Law School, a Master’s in Law from PUC/SP, and has been a Visiting Scholar at Columbia Law School. He also serves as the President of the Brazilian Association of Law and Economics, Director of The Future Society Brazil, a member of the Brazilian Institute of Process Law, and General Coordinator of the Emphasis Course at the New Law Institute.
Juliana Ono holds the position of Director of Content and Editorial Operations at Thomson Reuters. She is a tax expert lawyer from FGV and serves as a mentor in Thomson Reuters’ women mentoring program.
Online audiences gained popularity during the pandemic.
The online audience has been regulated by the National Justice Council (CNJ) since 2010, even though videoconferencing for hearings has received attention recently.
Judges, lawyers, and parties must follow CNJ rules to keep an online audience engaged. While online procedures have benefits, it is important to be cautious to ensure a fair legal process.
The legal sector faces difficulties in embracing remote work due to compliance issues, strict regulations, and worries about customer data protection. However, advancements in technology have led to significant changes in this area, particularly with improved security measures and increased connectivity.
Further details regarding the lecture
Register for the event here.