9 Ways to Prep Witnesses for Virtual Proceedings
By Michael Murray | Veritext Director of Technical and Creative Solutions
Originally published in National Association of Legal Assistants in January 2022.
With the rise of remote work in the past year, the way litigation is run has shifted significantly, particularly in the area of depositions and other legal proceedings. Even as the world starts to reopen to varying degrees, many legal proceedings remain virtual because attorneys have realized the advantages they offer.
Whether it is the time they save from not having to travel for depositions or the ability to depose witnesses more easily in very remote areas, most attorneys agree that the future of litigation will include some percentage of virtual proceedings. In fact, in a recent survey, 83% of legal professionals said that they expect at least one party in every proceeding to be remote, even after the pandemic.
This article outlines the best practices for preparing witnesses for virtual proceedings. Whether in a deposition, mediation, trial, or other proceeding, the following nine tips will make sure things run smoothly.
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