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7 Reasons to Use Video Depositions
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
How Are Court Reporters Able to Type So Quickly?
When it comes to stenography, being able to type so quickly and accurately is a highly developed skill. You may have seen a court reporter if you have ever been in a courtroom as part of the jury or watching something involving a court room or deposition on television or in the movies. The average
Top Things You Can Do To Benefit Your Court Reporter
Depositions most often times require that you have a court reporter be there for the process. These reporters are usually frequently booked for court and depositions, usually through agencies. It’s their job to create an accurate set of records that has legally recorded events and things spoken. At the end of the day, you want
How to Produce a Great Deposition Transcript
Are you a court reporter or someone that makes transcripts for a living? When it comes to creating a transcription for a deposition, it can help make or break a case. Court reporters need to make sure that each and every detail is accurate. Take a moment to check the spelling. Court reporters work phonetically
Getting a Witness Ready for Video Deposition
Preparing a witness for a deposition is definitely a necessary part of the process. This is all the more true when it comes to a video deposition. Many people often ask if they have tips when it comes to readying a witness to go on camera to record a video. When it comes to a
Using a Court Reporter: The Benefits for Attorneys
Do you know what a court reporter is or does? Many attorneys use a realtime court reporter during a deposition. They serve to provide a translation of testimony and help create an accurate record of what is being done and said. When should you use this service and what does reporting as an attorney do