Today as more cases are resolved before trial begins, the role of the deposition is a powerful one. It is important to make the most of what the witness has to say and to present their deposition favorably. West LiveNote software is a great tool to help win the battle before having to go to war in the courtroom.

Need a conference room in downtown Los Angeles? Located at 915 Wilshire, HG Litigation is within walking distance from all areas of downtown or a short ride on the Dash. We can host your next deposition, arbitration, videoconference or meeting at no extra charge in our large conference room that has capacity for 40 or our smaller room with capacity of 15. Let us be your virtual office with wireless internet and access to all business services. Please also consider HG for your conference room and litigation needs at our offices in Dallas, Houston and Chicago also at no additional cost.

Go Green with HG! We are pleased to offer as a complimentary service, HG Web, a secure online repository which includes not only access to your transcripts, but also all of the exhibits, for instant download or printing 24 hours a day along with unlimited viewing of your calendar, schedule changes and account status. The depositions and exhibits will be placed on the ordering firm’s repository and can be searched by date, case name, witness, or attorney and all transcripts are uploaded in three different formats, ASCII, ptx and exe..

Our client was in a bind.  A doctor with a tight schedule, an expert witness whose testimony was crucial to the outcome of their case, was unable to travel from Boston, MA to Springfield, IL to testify at trial.  The client contacted HG Litigation to see if we could help.  Our solution: set up our mobile videoconferencing equipment in the courtroom to connect with a Boston videoconferencing location so that the doctor could testify remotely.  This enabled the busy doctor to spend just a few hours away from his practice as opposed to several days to travel to the trial lo

We have survived the transition from VHS to DV and now we’re entering the HD era. Where will HD play a role in the legal video arena, you may ask?
 
The legal field has always lagged behind the times in the electronic age and we have sought ways of changing with the times to make a better impact on what we are currently doing with video for the legal market.
 

Have you resigned yourself to the fact that your attorney will not utilize digital software solutions for managing your caseload? Does your attorney have no desire to work with digital documents? All must be hard files, notebooks and trial boards. Do you feel like you are becoming stagnant in your computer/digital skills because your attorney refuses to utilize digital document tools and software?