Covid-19 has forced a traditionally conservative profession to adopt new technology — the results are getting mixed verdicts.
In her mid-30s and a little over a decade out of law school, Bexar County District Judge Monique Diaz is no old hat.
Yet, when asked about the adoption of videoconferencing technology that has swept through court systems nationwide, Diaz said she was struck by how quickly her colleagues and local lawyers adapted to Zoom — the district court’s platform of choice.
“This was something that had never been done before,” Diaz told the Business Journal. “Something I certainly never thought I would get to see in my lifetime, to be able to move our entire court operation remote.”
