Video Depositions & Expert Witness Testimony

The testimony of a witness can be the key element to a case, but witnesses may not always be available to appear at trial. Video deposition of expert witness testimony can solve this problem.

A clear picture, a steady camera, and clear audio are essential when recording a video deposition. But these qualities don't happen by themselves; they rely on high quality equipment, well trained operators, and preparation to deal with the variety of things that can go wrong.

And the number of variables that exist to produce a video deposition means that things DO go wrong — rooms may not have too much or not enough light or audio can be compromised by air conditioners or outside noise. Video equipment can even malfunction. For these reasons, we arrive early to jobs to scope out the situation, adjust anything we can adjust, and work around anything we can't. To guard against equipment failure, we have backup equipment on-hand, and regularly check the performance of our equipment as we proceed. All this goes to assure that testimony made before the camera will be equally effective before a jury.

Seventeen years of recording video depositions and expert witness testimony has given The Legal Lenz the ability to adapt to the most challenging circumstances and always produce footage that is as effective as possible. How can The Legal Lenz help you?