March 8, 2018
5 Ways Online Deposition Is Useful for Lawyers
By: Colleen Jilio-Ryan | Posted in: Remote Deposition
Online depositions offer several benefits to attorneys. They are cost-effective and provide an accurate, highly-detailed record of the witness’s testimony. Whether your witness is far away or may not do well in a trial setting, an online deposition provides you with the testimony you need in a controlled and secure environment. Read to know how […]
February 22, 2018
5 Reasons to Conduct Your Legal Depositions Remotely
By: Colleen Jilio-Ryan | Posted in: Remote Deposition
Legal depositions are an important way to obtain legal testimony when a witness isn’t available for court or lives too far away to be able to attend when they are needed. Conducting a video deposition from a remote location offers the opportunity to gather the testimony you need while saving time and money. Here are […]
November 30, 2017
How to Get the Most Out of Your Remote Deposition Services
By: Colleen Jilio-Ryan | Posted in: Remote Deposition
Perhaps you’re thinking about remote depositions to curtail yourself and your client’s precious time, money, and anxieties, or you are already handling depositions remotely but wish to improve. Either way, these tips will help you to obtain the highest achievement, savings, and gratification from your remote depositions: Documents Sharing Option While you can view and […]
March 24, 2015
How 6 Deposition Services Help Court Reporters Get the Best
By: Colleen Jilio-Ryan | Posted in: Deposition
A deposition is a meeting in which attorneys can uncover crucial pieces of evidence. Most depositions are easily handled by a single attorney. There are occasions when specific deposition services are needed that will have a direct impact on the case, but require more than one attorney to be present. The following 6 deposition services […]
December 16, 2014
Going “Off the Record”: A Way to Resolve Objections
By: Colleen Jilio-Ryan | Posted in: court reporter
In a deposition, you can announce “we’re off the record” and it will alert the reporter and counsel to end of documentation. But just because you may be taking a deposition and paying for the original copy doesn’t allow you to stop the reporting. It is up to the court reporter to get an agreement […]