| by Heather Duncan, Esq.
Due to recent discussions regarding review and delivery of original deposition transcripts, this month’s Network News provides verbatim sections of the California Code of Civil Procedure and Federal Rules of Civil Procedure that address the handling of the original transcripts following completion of deponent testimony.
| by Heather Duncan, Esq.
This month’s Network News celebrates our dedicated interpreters and translators!
| by Heather Duncan, Esq.
As has been our tradition at the Network News, this January edition will depart from our usual deposition tips and techniques to bring you an overview of a few of the many new laws that go into effect in 2019.
| by Heather Duncan, Esq.
During the past few months we have experienced snowstorms, rainstorms, wild fires and mudslides. As a result there have been many inquiries into attending depositions remotely.
| by Heather Duncan, Esq.
On May 10, 2018, the California Supreme Court issued an order approving a new set of Rules of Professional Conduct for California lawyers, effective November 1, 2018.
| by Heather Duncan, Esq.
California’s court reporters – also known as Certified Shorthand Reporters (CSRs) are an often overlooked but critical component of the judicial system. They are highly trained professionals who transcribe spoken words in a wide variety of legal settings.
| by Heather Duncan, Esq.
Occasionally we receive inquiries from an attorney requesting that a deposition proceed by written questions in lieu of oral examination, often in connection with obtaining medical or billing records. Below are the general rules for handling these types of depositions.
| by Heather Duncan, Esq.
Over the next few months the Network News will be providing brief answers to some of our most frequently asked questions.