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As courts use new technology during COVID-19, some clients are being left behind, lawyers warn

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The pandemic has propelled Ontario’s justice system into the 21st century, with video and audio conference calls, email exchanges and electronic documents replacing many antiquated systems. But it’s leaving some people out, lawyers say.

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