The Importance of Reviewing the Deposition Errata Sheet

By Esquire Deposition Solutions | February 3, 2020

There are times, when the witness reviews the deposition transcript, that they seek to make changes through an errata sheet, so lawyers need to tread very carefully to protect the integrity of the record. The process of preparing, reviewing, and filing the deposition errata sheet matters for both the client and the witness, as well as for the potential success of the case.

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