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How Digital Reporters Enhance Accuracy
In just a few short years, digital court reporting has become a major topic in discussions about how the legal record is captured. Yet, much of that conversation still carries a sense of skepticism. With the method being relatively unfamiliar to litigators, many may ask the same questions: Can it deliver the same level of…
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From Uncertainty to Clarity: New Jersey Affirms Legitimacy of Non-Stenographic Depositions
Picture this: you have just completed a remote deposition using your preferred court reporting firm. The transcript arrives certified and ready. Then, opposing counsel files a motion to strike your transcript, arguing that it should be thrown out because the court reporter was not a certified stenographer by the state of New Jersey. You are…
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Remote Legal Announces Strategic Partnership with Nextpoint to Deliver Comprehensive Deposition Software Solution
Industry innovators join forces to revolutionize the deposition process from preparation to presentation. CHICAGO, May 8, 2025 — Remote Legal, a tech-enabled court reporting service and video deposition software platform, is proud to announce its newest strategic partnership with Nextpoint, a leading provider of cloud-based ediscovery and litigation software. Through this partnership, the companies will integrate…
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How to Use Video Clipping in Remote Legal
Video Clipping with Remote Legal allows you to easily capture, edit key highlights, and turn hours of recordings into compelling video moments – proven to win cases. You can edit both Witness-Only Videos and Witness-Exhibit DualView Videos – depicting critical moments in a deposition as a witness reacts side by side with key evidence. There…
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How Deposition Videography Enhances Witness Credibility
As any litigator knows, cases can ride on the credibility (or lack thereof) of material witnesses. And because most civil lawsuits settle before trial or end with a summary judgment ruling, the only moment most trial lawyers get to highlight or undermine a witness’s credibility comes at deposition. Having high-quality deposition videography is essential for…
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How Court Reporters Are Adapting to Today’s Remote Depositions
Court reporting is an industry in flux. Its function hasn’t changed—as always, a court reporter’s job is to record a complete and accurate record of legal proceedings. But technological advances and the rapid transition to remote depositions have upended the means and methods court reporters use to do their jobs, forcing the workforce to learn…
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How to Use Deposition Preparation Videos for Clients
In many cases, client depositions represent the crux of pre-trial discovery. They have the potential to elicit some of the most consequential testimony for both sides. And they can pose significant risks for parties and lawyers alike if not taken or defended properly. Volumes have been written about how to prepare a client for this…
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Client Confidence in Remote Depositions: Tips for Preparing Participants
Achieving an appropriate degree of confidence can be tricky for clients called to testify in a deposition. Too little confidence can be crippling; too much, foolhardy. It falls to the litigators to find the balance when preparing a client to be deposed. No small feat. The recent rise of remote depositions has added a new…
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5 Best Practices for Effective Remote Court Reporting
Most litigators in 2023 likely know at least two things about remote depositions. First, they’re on the rise, quickly becoming a viable alternative to in-person witness examination. Second, they’re different from taking testimony in person. One significant difference between remote and in-person depositions involves how the court reporters recording them do their jobs. Capturing a…
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How to Improve Online Depositions
Until a few years ago, online depositions happened on the outer margins of litigation practice. Most litigators preferred to take depositions in person. Occasionally, they’d take testimony by video conference when deposing minor witnesses or if logistical complications demanded it. But resorting to an online video platform for conducting a deposition was a last resort. …
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