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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Legal Technology
Devising Depositions: Readback’s Meet and Confer for March 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 Civil Procedure Review for March 2024
New Hampshire considers removing court reporter licensure, bill is adopted by state House of Representatives. The state of New Hampshire may be approaching a…
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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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Proposals and Public Comment: Readback’s Monthly Civil Procedure Review for January 2024
Washington to consider proposals on remote depositions and tech security. When it comes to state approaches to this post-pandemic new normal, Washington stands out…
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Devising Depositions: Readback’s Monthly Meet and Confer for January 2024
Federal court finds good cause against and rejects strict entitlement to in-person deposition. Remote technology has challenged the legal industry to adapt. Where the…
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Real-time Depositions And Your Cost-Conscious Client
Here’s the scenario. You intend to conduct real-time depositions on behalf of an important client. But there’s a significant roadblock in your way—your cost-conscious…
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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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