Many of the 2021 Commercial Division rule changes arose from pandemic-related health and safety concerns. However, the changes do far more than merely enable the Commercial Division parts to continue to adjudicate cases effectively in the COVID-19 world. These rules are designed to increase the efficiency and productivity of the Commercial Division beyond COVID-19 and further entrench its role as a leader in efficient adjudication and innovation among courts.

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