Conduct full-featured depositions via video conferencing with secure screen sharing and real-time transcript.

Remote Depositions

Overview

Remote depositions allow attorneys, witnesses, and court reporters to participate in depositions from any location using secure, high-definition video conferencing technology. This modern approach saves travel time and cost while maintaining the professionalism and integrity of a traditional in-person proceeding.

With our remote deposition platform, every participant can see, hear, and interact clearly. Attorneys can share digital exhibits on-screen, question witnesses in real time, and mark or annotate documents just like they would in the courtroom. Our real-time transcript feature ensures that every word is captured accurately and available instantly during the session.

Technical security and reliability are at the heart of our service. We use encrypted connections, password-protected access, and dedicated support staff to manage each deposition session from start to finish. Whether you’re connecting a single witness or a multi-party legal team across states, our remote deposition solution provides a seamless, compliant, and stress-free experience.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Are remote depositions legally valid?

Yes, remote depositions are accepted by most courts and jurisdictions. They meet the same legal standards as in-person depositions when properly recorded and certified.

What technology do I need to join a session?

You only need a computer, tablet, or smartphone with a webcam and stable internet connection. No additional software installation is required.

How do you ensure privacy and security?

All sessions are encrypted, password-protected, and managed by our technical team to ensure complete confidentiality.

Can I share exhibits or documents during the deposition?

Yes, you can securely share and mark exhibits in real time using our screen-sharing tools.

What is legal videography, and when is it used?

Legal videography captures video recordings of depositions, courtroom testimony, or day-in-the-life presentations. These recordings enhance the record by capturing tone, demeanor, and body language. Video can be used in court, at mediation, or for internal review to create a more persuasive and complete evidentiary presentation.

How does video-text synchronization benefit my case?

Video-text synchronization links deposition video to the corresponding transcript, allowing attorneys to search, view, and present testimony with pinpoint accuracy. It can be used in digital trial presentations to display live video alongside scrolling transcript and linked exhibits—providing a powerful, integrated way to present evidence, impeach witnesses, or support closing arguments.