Technology generally makes things easier and cheaper, and things are no different in the legal field. For example, since the COVID-19 pandemic, lawyers have had a massive spike in the use of video depositions. Some attorneys prefer to use video testimonies in all their cases due to the time and cost savings. In …
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Although video technology can at times seem like an old-fashioned way to document important events, there are some situations when it is simply best to use video technologies. And for today’s attorneys, this means using video technologies in their depositions and cases. Attorneys, paralegals, and legal assistants discover that video technologies are one …
Following advancements in technology, remote depositions via video technology have now become reality. Many courts allow the use of video depositions to gather testimonies and witness accounts for civil lawsuits. The world is visual-oriented, meaning stakeholders in a case are more likely to give video depositions their full attention during court proceedings. If you …
Depositions are legally binding, meaning all witnesses must provide information about a particular case. Moreover, attorneys from both sides need to know what all witnesses will say during court proceedings in order to prepare their defense accordingly. It is therefore important to prepare your client for deposition way in advance. This will help …
There are various types of court videography licensing. A popular one, however, comes from the AGCV (American Guild of Court Videographers). They are certified deposition video specialists and licensing board. When you are thinking about working as a court videographer, also note that you need some special skill set and training. Court videographers always …
Have you tried using video in your depositions? If not then it might be time to start considering that. There are plenty of benefits you can derive from using video depositions. We currently live in a highly visual technological landscape and videos have more or less become the primary medium of digital communication. Virtually all …
Sometimes, it may be impossible for witnesses to present their testimonies in person. This could be due to unforeseen reasons such as illness or out of state travel restrictions. Fortunately, with the emergence of video deposition services, key witnesses can now present their testimonies without having to make the trip to court. Besides, video depositions …
Legal videos, mostly used in video conferencing and depositions, are very valuable to any case they’re applied to. Having been first used in courtrooms about three decades ago, legal videos have considerably grown, both in terms of popularity and quality over the years. Moreover, while creating quality legal videography requires a high level of expertise, …
Depositions via video conference may or may not be admissible in court, depending on how you present your testimony. Considering this, it is important to make sure that your video conference recordings are accurate, and meet all the set standards. So what are the rules for video conference recordings in court? Well, the court may …
Have you used video for a deposition? There are so many benefits of using this technology. The world that we live in right now is oriented to the visual. We watch television or a sports game, or check out a funny cat video online all of the time and give it our full attention. Videos …