Protect Your Client. Protect Your Record.
Can we have a word?
You may be receiving marketing materials and sales pitches from national court reporting firms about alternative ways to preserve testimony at your depositions, namely “digital reporting.” They are suggesting you change the language of your deposition notices to “broadly reflect variable methods of capture.” Perhaps you haven’t heard a thing about this yet. Either way, it’s important that you are fully aware of some of the complications of this emerging practice.
These national firms are suggesting that digital reporting at a deposition is comparable to having […]