Trial Tips

Choosing a Conference Room Rental for Legal Depositions

Are you considering renting a conference room for legal depositions? When it comes to depositions, everything has to go well if you want to help your case. Contrary to what people might believe, much of what goes down in a legal case happens outside of the courtroom and not inside it. Legal depositions are essentially […]

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Top Tips For Professional PowerPoint Trial Presentations

When it comes to PowerPoint presentations that are going to trial, you want them to be professional at all times. A professional PowerPoint presentation is witnessed every day at work by a certified court reporter. When you see put-together PowerPower presentations done every day in court, a presentation that is put together poorly or doesn’t

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Important Traits to Develop as a Court Reporter

Certified court reporters provide a valuable service to the courts. If you currently work as or want to be a certified court reporter, you already likely know the importance of this field to everyday operations of government agencies. Whether working on the local, state, or federal level, reporters are vital to the court system running

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Going On The Record When It Comes to Court Reporting

When it comes to court reporting, you may be faced with several obligations. Have you ever been in a situation where you are almost done with your deposition outline when the opposing counsel has an objection to your line of questioning? They then tell their client not to answer. The opposing counsel doesn’t let the

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Preparing Witnesses Who Have Limited English Proficiency (LEP)

Any attorney who has gone through witness preparation understands that witnesses interviewing is not as simple as it seems. Cases can make or break on a single witness, so it’s important to prep them for trial. Unfortunately, individuals with Limited English Proficiency can be more difficult to prepare. They may not speak English very well

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