June 6, 2019
7 Technology Skills Every Legal Assistant and Paralegal Needs to Know
By: Colleen Jilio-Ryan | Posted in: Paralegal or Legal Assistant
Technology has made working in the legal field easier than ever. Technological advancement has an impact on almost every task performed within the office and offers benefits that save both time and money. Paralegals and legal assistants need to have a basic working knowledge of available technologies to work more efficiently and stand out in […]
February 28, 2019
How Video Conferencing Is Beneficial for Your Deposition
By: Colleen Jilio-Ryan | Posted in: video conference
Video conferencing is an excellent choice for depositions when the attorneys or the witnesses are not in the same location. It can be time-consuming and expensive to travel to the required location and bring in a lot of expensive equipment for a few minutes of video time. Also, many attorneys are considering transcription services as […]
June 30, 2016
What Steps Are Taken After a Deposition?
By: Colleen Jilio-Ryan | Posted in: Deposition
The aftermath of a deposition encompasses several steps leading up to a trial and beyond. People who are questioned during depositions, known as deponents, may experience stress about the legal steps that follow, so it helps to learn about the process as much as possible. Here are the procedures that commonly take place following a […]
April 7, 2016
5 Ways Legal Technology Solutions Have Improved Depositions
By: Colleen Jilio-Ryan | Posted in: Deposition
Depositions are a vital part of the legal process. With the latest innovative and state of the art technology, depositions are easier to record and provide accurate and concise information in a digital format. The latest technology solutions make it easier for both the legal teams to receive and record the relevant information accurately, as […]
February 4, 2016
Choose the Court Deposition Method That Works Best for You
By: Colleen Jilio-Ryan | Posted in: Deposition
A court deposition involves both sides of a case preparing for trial by collecting as much information as possible about what the other side knows. This process of learning the opponent’s position is called “discovery,” which helps both sides gain a clear picture of what information will be presented at the trial. Here are common […]