The Fourth Closing Argument: Why Real-Time Depositions Are the New Legal Standard
If you’re a trial lawyer, you’ve probably heard this one before: There are three closing arguments in every case—the one you planned, the one…
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Court Technology
Proposals and Public Comment: California Judge rejects “wait and see” approach to court reporter shortage, expands electronic recordings
Some may feel that the court reporter shortage is a problem without a solution. But is it, really? For years, California has debated the…
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Proposals and Public Comment: How Wyoming’s New Rule Adds Structure and Protocol to Remote Depositions
(Cover Image created by ideogram.ai) This year, Wyoming will join the list of states adding structure and protocol to remote depositions by augmenting its…
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Devising Depositions: Readback’s Meet and Confer for April 2024
Federal court distinguishes “pre-pandemic” concerns, allows remote depositions. It may seem like ages ago, but there was a time when legal professionals saw remote…
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Devising Depositions: Readback’s Meet and Confer for March 2024
Indiana federal district court cites argument to liberally grant remote depositions. There’s reason to believe that the ongoing debate over remote depositions isn’t much…
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Proposals and Public Comment: Readback’s Monthly Civil Procedure Review for November 2023
Massachusetts drops plans for default in-person depositions, considers new proposal to leave remote depositions to “noticer’s choice.” Massachusetts attorneys may be one step closer…
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