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Videoconferencing, once thought too high-tech and expensive for the legal market, has today become an essential tool for many litigators. Not only does it allow an attorney to have face-to-face communication with far-off contacts, but it also does so conveniently and cost effectively.
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Many attorneys now use videoconferencing to conduct depositions, expert interviews, and even for examining witnesses in trial. Videoconferencing allows attorneys to make better use of the limited hours in a day, by eliminating the need for long distance travel. Imagine being able to interview or depose three witnesses in three different states, all in one day. This can easily be done with videoconferencing. It is also cost effective by eliminating travel expenses, especially is the conference cost is split among all attorneys involved.
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Videoconferencing can also be extremely cost effective when bringing in out-of-town witnesses to trial. Instead of paying your experts to sit in a courtroom and wait, you con videoconference the witness in when needed and eliminate exorbitant bills.
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