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Diamond in the Rough – Tips to Receive a Polished Rough Draft, Part Two (Updated)

We have been examining what attorneys and their teams can do to receive a helpful rough draft, focusing on the steps you can take prior to the deposition. The importance of preparation cannot be overstated when it comes to...more

Diamond in the Rough: Tips to Receive a Polished Rough Draft, Part One (Updated)

Rough drafts are such an added value to attorneys, especially in fast-moving litigation. The uncertified rough draft, ideally delivered by the court reporter within hours of the proceedings, is the “unofficial” transcript...more

Choosing the Right Court Reporting Agency for Your Intellectual Property Case (Updated)

Intellectual property (IP) cases are intricate, highly confidential, massive undertakings. They often involve high-profile parties, source code and international depositions. This means you need a court reporting agency with...more

8 Tips to Save Time & Money on Depositions (Updated)

Who isn’t trying to be more economical these days? It’s 2023, and you have to tighten your belt with everything going on. Law firms are no different, trying to cut costs for frugal clients looking for any expenses they can...more

Making the Case to Settle

According to the American Bar Association, most civil cases are settled before trial by mutual agreement between the parties. It is estimated as many as 80-90% of cases settle before trial, usually after the discovery...more

The Final Transcript: Tips to Make it Count

The final transcript is critically important to attorneys. It is the very reason you hire a court reporter for your deposition. The final certified transcript may be used in court to call a witness’ veracity into question,...more

Keeping the Record Sealed: Secure your Case Information and Documents

Security and confidentiality are paramount in legal matters. Even if a case matter has no protective order or confidential designation, you don’t want your clients’ information compromised in any way. It is a non-negotiable...more

Diamond in the Rough: Tips to Receive a Polished Rough Draft, Part One

Rough drafts are such an added value to attorneys, especially in fast-moving litigation. The uncertified rough draft, ideally delivered by the court reporter within hours of the proceedings, is the “unofficial” transcript...more

White Glove Service Does Exist

Customer service can make or break a relationship with a vendor. No matter how good the product, if the service is sub-par, it makes each interaction with that company a miserable experience you do not want to repeat. For a...more

Court Reporters’ Tips from the Deposition Room

Court reporters are amazing. Having worked with them myself for close to a decade now, I can say this without hesitation. They build massive subject-matter dictionaries, they keep a good poker face, meet crazy quick...more

Choosing the Right Reporting Agency for your Intellectual Property Case

Intellectual Property cases are intricate, highly confidential, massive undertakings. They often involve high-profile parties, source code, and international depositions. This means you need a court reporting agency with...more

Not Just Playing Court Reporter on TV

Court reporters do make appearances in the movies and on TV. They are portrayed as quiet, in-the-background working people in a courtroom, usually. They are, in fact, quiet, competent, in-the-background people working on a...more

Big Talent for Large Casework – The PD Advantage

Large cases involve many moving parts – tight deadlines, fast-paced and ever-evolving schedules, seas of exhibits, rosters of witnesses, etc., etc. Paralegals don’t wear capes, but every good attorney knows they have...more

Tips To Share With Your Witness for Remote Depositions

While many are becoming acquainted with remote technology through Zoom happy hours with family, friends, and colleagues, people may need pointers for being deposed through the inter-web. Some of these tips apply for in-person...more

The Mobile Videoconference Deposition and the Videographer

As you build your knowledge in all things remote deposition, a topic worthy of discussion is mobile videoconferencing (MVC) and videography. Is the deposition automatically video-recorded with the software? Or do you need a...more

Six Crucial Considerations for Your Videoconference Deposition

Videoconference is a fantastic option to cut costs when you need to depose a witness in cities, states, or oceans away. Boom, travel expenses removed. Once you’ve determined a remote deposition will work for the situation,...more

International Depositions and the Videoconference Benefit

International depositions involve so many details. You could (we have, in fact) make a list, or a few lists, of those details to keep on track. The length of a list or two may intimidate some, while a detail here and there...more

At A Glance: Taking Depositions in Europe (UPDATED)

Who doesn’t dream of one day going to Europe?  Big Ben, the Louvre, the Colosseum, the Alps, the beaches, the FOOD, all call visitors from every region of the globe to this magnificent continent (and the U.K.!) and have for...more

At A Glance: Taking Depositions in the Middle East & South Asia

The Middle East is always a hot topic. The climate is hot, the political region is tempestuous at best, and the region is home to a lot of smoky-spiced cuisine! It is also a strikingly beautiful region, steeped in history as...more

Taking Depositions of Remote Witnesses in Truly Remote Places

Taking a deposition of a remote witness, especially internationally, often involves thinking outside the box and stepping outside your comfort zone.  When taking depositions of witnesses in more remote areas of the world, the...more

3 Tips for Taking Depositions in Hong Kong (Updated)

Most litigating attorneys are familiar with the process of conducting depositions in the United States. Coordinating depositions abroad, however, requires more planning, and will cost significantly more money. ...more

How To Take A Deposition in Israel

Israel is a land rich in history, drawing pilgrims of varying faiths from far-reaching parts of the world to her sacred sites.  Israel holds natural wonders, from the Dead Sea (the lowest point on earth in any landmass, with...more

Scheduling International Depositions of an Unwilling Witness: Letters Rogatory

What are you to do when your case requires you to take evidence in a foreign country, and there is no treaty with that foreign country?  First, relax....more

How To Plan The Perfect International Deposition

There are three main components to a full preparation and smooth process that need to be taken into consideration when you are planning an international deposition. ...more

Eight Safety Tips for International Travel (Updated)

International travel involves a myriad of details, and the undeniable potential for harrowing experiences – long flights, multiple layovers, luggage issues, language barriers and the like.  There is plenty to rattle even...more

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