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The Five Types of Depositions That Flow from Obtaining ESI and E-Discovery
This blog post is the first in a three-part series identifying the witnesses whose depositions are commonly taken in cases where electronically stored information will shape settlement or trial outcomes.
Read MoreSuccessful Techniques for Deposing a Physician Defendant
The most critical aspect in the defense of a medical malpractice lawsuit is the deposition of the physician defendant. Since the majority of medical malpractice actions are concluded prior to trial, the deposition is often the best opportunity to directly influence the ultimate outcome of the case. Medical malpractice litigation is extremely complex and involves…
Read MoreCourt Reporting Ethics 101
Many different professions have codes of ethics that regulate the conduct of those in the industry. Court reporting is no different, and reporters must comply with the ethical rules to ensure they do not adversely affect the outcome of a legal case.
Read MoreTo Travel or Not to Travel? When to Consider a Remote Deposition
A deposition traditionally happens in a conference room, where lawyers for both parties, the witness, and the court reporter can all sit around the table. While it can be beneficial to stare into the eyes of the witness while you ask questions, not all witnesses are in the same city—or even the same country—as your…
Read MoreFour Benefits of Professional Videography
It’s often said that 93 percent of communication is nonverbal. While this figure is a misrepresentation of the research on which it is based, the reality is the things people say actually capture a very small percentage of what they are communicating—a person’s eyes, tone, facial expressions, authority, and posture all have a significant impact…
Read MoreThree Questions to Ask When Hiring Court Reporters for Your Cases
Some law firms give little thought to the court reporting firms they use for litigation. They may assume that all firms have court reporters who are similarly trained and experienced, or they may stick with a court reporting service they have traditionally used without assessing whether the reporters are meeting the law firm’s needs in…
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