What advantage does videography offer?
More often than not, your Court Reporter is exhausted with the workload they are responsible to write. The transcript may have foreign names, unidentifiable words, and time stamps that require astute attention. It's not hard to get lost in translation, when order is lost at Court - with Counsel interjecting, Witness passionately retorting, and all for the sake of credibility.
But what if that can be remedied? If the Court Reporter is not alone in her work, the chances of clarity in the Witness' testimony would be fixed. Here's the list of advantages of what videography can do for you:
- Visual and Audio records
- A Notary available to swear in your Witness
- Real time interaction from a safe distance (online meetings)
- Technical assistance for all electronic and online matters (online and in-person)
- Court Reporter can review the entire testimony, at their leisure
- A copy of the deposition records for Counsel, Judge, and Jury
This service has helped numerous firms in virtual and local in-person depositions. With our service, you're case will be seen and heard, loud and clear!
