Tag: Remote Deposition

Remote Deposition Exhibits

| by Heather Duncan, Esq.

As we approach July, most of us are comfortable with the basics of taking a remote deposition. In this month’s Network News we will be discussing the handling of exhibits. 

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Remote Deposition Traps to Avoid

| by Heather Duncan, Esq. and Manette Mays, Litigation Support Consultant

Now that we have been “sheltered-in-place” for the last eight weeks, most of us have had a chance to appear via web cam for meetings and depositions. Below are tips from attorneys, court reporters and videographers on ways to avoid traps for the unwary.

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Depositions from Home

| by Heather Duncan, Esq.

Due to current public health concerns, this month’s Network News will revisit the rules and platforms available for taking and attending depositions remotely.

Although a deposition done in-person is generally preferable, there are times that a remote deposition makes more sense. In the past, the usual reason given for remote depositions was to save money. Now, the best reason may be to prevent the potential spread of germs.  

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Remote Deposition Technology

| by Heather Duncan, Esq.

It is a challenge for litigators to effectively balance the use of current technology with the need for effective discovery and litigation. One method for achieving the desired balance is the utilization of remote deposition technology. By following the rules provided below, an attorney can participate in many depositions without having to leave his or her office, or even home.

California Code of Civil Procedure 2025.310 (“CCP”) allows for the right of any person, other than the deponent, to attend a deposition by remote electronic means without the necessity of a court order or the consent of anyone, without any reason or justification, and without preconditions or limitation. 

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