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Top Reasons to Use Video Depositions
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
Choosing a Conference Room for Legal Depositions
Are you thinking about renting a conference room for a legal deposition? Court cases can be very complicated and messy affairs, which is why you need to make sure everything is in perfect order if you hope to improve your chances of winning the deposition. While most people may not be aware of this,
Court Reporting: Stenography & Technology
Technology has taken every sector, including the justice system, by storm. Nowadays, it’s not uncommon to find computers and other technological devices doing the work of a certified court reporter. If you are currently working as a stenographer, you may have noticed these devices popping up in courtrooms across the country. One of
7 Guidelines You Must Follow When Working With a Court Reporter
Court reporters don’t often interact with majority of the population, which makes it hard for the average person to know how to approach and work with them. If you are looking to work with a certified court reporter in the near future, chances are that you are a bit nervous about how the whole
All You Need to Know About Court Reporting
Court reporting may not be a mainstream career, but it’s still lucrative enough to attract a decent number of people. Interest is also buoyed by the fact that the ever-increasing demand for court services means that there will always be a steady demand for official court reporters, and that’s not even considering the replacements needed
Court Deposition Tips: What To Do & Not To Do
A deposition is an out-of-court oral statement given by witnesses under oath. Instead of a witness taking the witness stand to testify, a deposition takes place at a conference room or at an attorney’s office before a defense attorney, prosecutor and court reporter. These oral statements allow the lawyers from both sides to learn the