Are the UK’s remote IP hearings here to stay?

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Are the UK’s remote IP hearings here to stay?

Mike Gilbert
September 16, 2020
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After acting for clients in a series of remote hearings, Marks & Clerk Law has some handy tips on how to handle such hearings and understands why digital justice could outlast the COVID lockdown, says Mike Gilbert

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