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How do I set up a Videoconference Deposition?
A deposition requires that legal professionals be able to see and hear a witness as they ask questions to explore the issues of the case. Normally this will require a Public videoconference Room in the City that is convenient for the witness, and a Public videoconference Room that is in the City that is convenient for the lawyers deposing. 

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This means that your agent must assist you in locating two convenient Public videoconference Rooms; one in each of the participating cities. You should request a quote from your agent for a 3 hour, (or longer), videoconference on the date and at the time that is convenient for all parties. 

There will be cases where you will desire additional sites for the deposition to be viewed by a third party. Ask your agent for a quote on additional cities in what would be a multi-point deposition.

If you require a videotape record of the deposition suitable for use in court; ask your agent for assistance in assigning a qualified legal videographer for one of the videoconference Public Room locations.

Most Court Reporters are familiar with videoconferencing depositions but if you wish for us to recommend one that has videoconference experience, simply ask your agent for a referral.

Court Reporters have adopted videoconferencing as a "must have" technology and are now the largest group of new videoconference public rooms owners in the world.
This is due in part to a new breed of videoconferencing equipment that are perfect suited to the world of the Court Reporter. Please click here to view Court Reporter Specific Videoconferencing Systems that are complete with everything from network to user training, to inclusion in an International Database of rentable public videoconference rooms, giving your new videoconference installation the best possible exposure for depositions, interviews and remote business meetings.

Schedule videoconference deposition anywhere, anytime with this scheduling form. Your online reservation will be confirmed by phone or email on the same business day. Your reservation will be confirmed again by phone on the business day preceding the deposition.

If you are scheduling a deposition with less than 24 hours notice, please call us at (402) 827-3184.

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 Your Information
Your Full Name:
Your Firm Name:
Your Email Address:
Your Phone # for Confirmation:
Your Location(City, State):
 Case Information
Noticing Attorney:
Case Caption:
Plaintiff v. Defendant
 Venue Information
Deponent Name:
Date: 
Time:
Estimated Length(in hours):
Location(City, State):
Type of Proceeding:
 Video
Please send a videographer:
Provide copies on CD-ROM:
Provide copies on VHS tape:
 Additional Information

Provide any additional
information or notes here:

 
You will receive a reservation confirmation within one business day. If you do not receive a confirmation for your videoconference, please contact us at (402) 827-3184. 

402.827.3184, info@videoconferencedepositions.com