U.S. Legal Support recently welcomed a new Director of Reporter Engagement, Sara Giammanco, CSR. Sara & her team will serve as the liaison for court reporters working with U.S. Legal Support, providing hands-on assistance for all their needs. Get to know Sara below.
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A new survey from @thomsonreuters explored the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on state and local courts. The report found that remote and hybrid proceedings “will far outlive” the pandemic, helping provide access to justice for those who need it most.
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We are delighted to welcome Rick E. Levy, RPR, FPR, to our executive team as the new Senior Vice President of Court Reporter Relations. Read more here: https://t.co/kHau9vMAou
Head over to our blog to debunk common misconceptions about the national court reporter shortage and what it means for your firm: https://t.co/ZbzJQPqt0p
To many trial lawyers, jury selection holds the key to a successful verdict. It's crucial to carefully explore juror attitudes, biases & beliefs during voir dire. For a helpful refresher, check out these insights.
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Helpful advice from David Taylor who shares the top seven mistakes he’s seen while representing parties in arbitrations and serving as an arbitrator.
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Join us for a virtual yoga session to discover gentle seated and reclined movements to refresh your body, nervous system and mind – all from the convenience of your remote or in-person workspace. No prior experience or yoga clothes required. https://t.co/csAaCMGqlT
Join us for a webinar with top litigators who will share insight into how they've successfully prepared for and conducted remote arbitrations. Register now: https://t.co/zAxQZd7GZC
What can the legal industry expect in the future for record retrieval? We sat down with Jim Cunningham, U.S. Legal Support Senior Vice President & Division President, Record Retrieval Operations, to discuss the past, present and future of record retrieval. https://t.co/yvLRqRalM6
Check out our latest blog to learn how the attorneys on the Infinity Tower Litigation in San Francisco were able to manage their complex case, virtually. https://t.co/Cv1FsQ4UFV
Technology is no laughing matter in any remote trial, arbitration, mediation or deposition. While a cat may get nine lives, you only have one chance to present your case. Let our Trial Technology Technicians handle your technology, leaving you to focus on presenting your case.
Court via video may have started with the coronavirus pandemic, but Dallas trial lawyer Rogge Dunn doesn’t expect it to end when the pandemic subsides. As such, he invested in a “Zoom” room at his firm with top-of-the-line equipment. Learn more: https://t.co/7J3kCzHnDM
As the e-discovery industry adjusted on the fly to rapidly shifting litigation demands, out went on-premise collection and review centers, and in came remote review and collaboration tools. How much of that will continue into 2021? Learn more: https://t.co/qEfITF2cBG
For many decades, the demand for in-person court reporting was powered by the rules of evidence. In order for testimony to be admissible in court, a certified court reporter had to be physically present to verify everything. However, this is changing.. https://t.co/28cWp9KASf
A new study conducted by the Advancement of the American Legal System recommends bar exams should use multiple choice questions sparingly, replace essay questions with performance tests and require supervised clinical work for licensure. Thoughts?https://t.co/CZT2QdG8T5