Proposals and Public Comment: Readback’s Policy Review for April 2024
Florida and New Jersey ponder responsible AI use, consider guidelines tailored to rules of professional conduct What responsibilities do attorneys have when it comes…
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When Court Reporting Can’t Keep Up: Milwaukee Continues To Explore Non-Stenographic Options
States find themselves at a crossroads when tasked with navigating the persistent nationwide court reporter shortage. One option? Tweak the status quo in hopes…
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Remote depositions to refine work-life balance
In February 2022, the Commonwealth of Massachusetts released a report detailing lawyer well-being throughout the state. The report, Lawyer Well-Being in Massachusetts, served as…
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Your Deposition Service Should Keep What Works AND Make Your Life Easier
It’s easy to dismiss the newest tech craze as a fad . . . until you can’t anymore. Technology can inspire equal parts wonderment…
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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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Lawyers Consider A World With Generative AI
Conventional wisdom says lawyers hate change, particularly when it comes to something as advanced as AI. Thoughts of a risk-averse, traditional profession are all…
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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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Devising Depositions: Readback’s Monthly Meet and Confer for October 2023
Federal courts continue case-specific approach to contested remote depositions. July’s installment of Devising Depositions: Readback’s Monthly Meet and Confer focused on the shifting burden…
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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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Legal Tech: An Essential Tool for the Modern Litigator (Interview with Attorney John Skelton)
As the legal landscape has evolved post-COVID19, remote depositions and legal tech are emerging as powerful tools to streamline communication, save time and…
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