Switching to Readback for Deposition Transcripts [Step Three]
In Step One, we saw Attorney Michael Howe’s frustration with the endless cycle of steno fatigue, and in Step Two, his daughter, Attorney Amy…
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Proposals and Public Comment: Readback’s Monthly Civil Procedure Review for October 2023
Florida criminal defense attorneys voice support to apply administrative rule to pretrial remote criminal proceedings. In our latest installment of Devising Depositions: Readback’s Monthly…
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Switching to Readback for Deposition Transcripts [Step Two]
In Step One we talked about the frustrations of traditional stenographic court reporting, and about how there may be other options you haven’t considered.…
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Switching to Readback for Deposition Transcripts [Step One]
We know you’ve been there before: you need urgent coverage for a deposition, but there are no stenographers available. Or, you need the deposition…
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Devising Depositions: Readback’s Monthly Meet and Confer for September 2023
Federal court finds “exceptional circumstances” in rejecting Sixth Amendment challenge to remote deposition of foreign witness. The benefits of remote civil proceedings are quite…
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Proposals and Public Comment: Readback’s Monthly Civil Procedure Review for September 2023
Even where state rules of civil procedure default to in-person proceedings, remote appearances may be possible so long as parties agree to stipulation. Three…
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California Realizes Benefits of Remote Access As It Searches for Answers to Court Reporter Shortage
When the pandemic hit, states throughout the country made amendments so courts could conduct business via remote access despite being closed to the public.…
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Devising Depositions: Readback’s Monthly Meet and Confer for August 2023
A reminder that uncooperative counsel risk sanctions for deposition misconduct Hollywood often portrays legal drama as an elaborate game of “gotcha” where plot twists,…
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Proposals and Public Comment: Readback’s Monthly Civil Procedure Review for August 2023
Federal Litigators To Sound Off On New Rule For Multidistrict Litigation A significant development is set to occur in the field of mass torts…
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