Whether due to illness, physical location challenges, or government restrictions, there are times when conducting an in-person legal deposition is not an option. Although this can pose a challenge and halt the progress of a case, it can be overcome. Luckily, there are several ways to conduct a remote legal deposition. Today, we are sharing several ways to conduct remote legal...
Video depositions are becoming more and more common each day. With the constant advances in technology, it is now easier than ever to both film and share video footage. This is extremely beneficial as video depositions are often the most effective type of deposition available. However, the location of the parties involved may be a barrier to filming a video...
Deposition videos can be very beneficial for legal proceedings; however, finding a videographer that has the knowledge needed to produce a deposition video can be expensive and time-consuming. If you’re a lawyer, you may find yourself asking can I record my own deposition video? The answer is yes. You can record your own deposition video as a lawyer. However, you will...
Deposition videos are another way to give the jury a perspective of your client’s case. When your client or the deposed lives out of state or in another area, you may have to shoot your deposition video via webcam and web video services, like Zoom. So how do you shoot a remote video deposition using Zoom? The best way to do...
