

April 6, 2017
By: Colleen Jilio-Ryan | Posted in: Conference Room
Booking a conference room for a deposition offers convenience and allows all parties to gather at one place so that more can be accomplished in less time. There are several things to consider when reserving a conference room.
Cost Effective
Conference rooms can be rented in several ways, most often by the day or the week. If you are using court reporting services, you may be able to get the conference room free of cost with added features.
ADA Compliant
The conference room must be large enough to be ADA compliant. This means that there is room for all parties to be present and that all ADA guidelines are met in the way of confidentiality and professionalism.
Audio/Visual Equipment for Video Conferencing
When it comes to video conferencing, it is important that the room has the necessary equipment in place to be able to record both audio and visual data. It is important to have monitors, televisions, and recording systems in place so that the deposition can be accurately recorded for future use by the courts.
Wi-Fi and Technologically Capable
One of the most important features conference rooms must have is available Wi-Fi connectivity. Being able to use laptops, tablets and other devices that are logged onto the internet are a must when it comes to conferencing and recording of video depositions.
Whether you are choosing conference rooms at the courthouse or another facility, you must be well aware of the surroundings and make sure you have at your disposal all of the features you will need to successfully record your deposition.
Colleen Jilio-Ryan is the Owner of Jilio-Ryan, a Tustin based premiere law consulting firm. The firm along with its certified court reporters is dedicated to providing the highest quality deposition and litigation services to attorneys, insurance companies, and corporations. With her sincere efforts, Colleen is committed to meeting the highest standards of the legal industry, and is an industry leader when it comes to on-time court reporting and deposition scheduling.