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The Rules of Evidence in Court Proceedings
Nothing is more important to a successful court proceeding than the proper presentation of evidence. As an attorney, it’s essential to understand the rules and regulations around presenting this information to have your argument respected and taken seriously by the judge and jury. In this blog post, we will cover what you need to
The Role of Court Reporters in Legal Investigations
Crucial evidence is gathered and presented during a legal investigation to secure a conviction or reach a settlement. One key element in this process is the work of court reporters. The information they capture shapes the direction of litigation and can be used as robust evidence in trials. Understanding their role is essential for
The Pros and Cons of Live Streaming Court Proceedings
In recent years, live-streaming technology has revolutionized the way we access and consume information. Increasingly, attorneys & litigators are turning to digital tools such as live-streaming to keep up with developing court cases in real time — providing them unprecedented transparency during their practice. But how beneficial is this new trend? In this blog
Video Conferencing: The New Normal for Court Appearances
Over the past few years, video conferencing has become an increasingly popular way to stay connected. As a result of the current pandemic, video conferencing is being used more than ever before. From business meetings to doctor’s appointments, video conferencing has enabled us to stay connected even when we can’t meet in person. Video
How To Cross-Examine Witnesses in Court
Cross-examining a witness in court is a critical aspect of any trial. As an attorney, it is your opportunity to challenge the credibility, reliability, and accuracy of the testimony presented by the witness. By asking pointed questions and exploring potential biases, motivations, or inconsistencies in the witness’s statements, cross-examination can expose weaknesses in their
9 Tips For Testifying in Court
As a witness, it is essential to note that your testimony is not the only thing under scrutiny. Judges, attorneys, and the attending public will also be paying close attention to how you say it. By learning how to present yourself in a courtroom, you will be in a prime position to give a