The possibilities of e-justice during the COVID- 19 crisis: digital justice in digital economy

The innovative market and digital society, as the new global developmental and technological paradigm of the modern world, together with its capabilities and standards has changed the character of entrepreneurship and the state/government in terms of their new interrelationships. Consequently, the accumulation and acceleration of technological innovations has a decisive influence on the development of civil justice, namely e-justice. Moreover, in this day and age, and especially in the upcoming future, questions and problems in this area will increase intensively. The focus of this paper is on the existing possibilities for the digitalization of the judiciary in such a way that critically considers (all) relevant issues regarding legal protection. In this regard, the authors will analyse whether further legislative intervention is needed, which, given the relevant European and comparative law, could potentially improve the normative regulatory framework for legal protection