A family lawyer, an in-house counsel and an employment litigator talk to O’Brien & Levine (A Magna Legal Services Company) President Kenneth Zais about the permanence of technology in their practices -See more HERE
With restrictions loosening, what will your depositions, arbitrations and trials look like? That’s the question posed in a recent webinar presented in partnership with the Boston Bar Association, with moderator Kenny -See more HERE
…That’s the cover story for the current issue the Journal of Court Reporting—including observations from O’Brien & Levine President Kenneth Zais. “If court reporters have proved anything during the past decades,” -See more HERE
We so appreciate hearing the experience of attorneys adjusting to remote depositions and moving their cases forward. Three members of the Women’s Bar Association of Massachusetts share their observations and tips -See more HERE
Ever timely, the latest MassBar Beat podcast episode, brought to you the by Massachusetts Bar Association, is all about Remote Depositions: Best practices and pitfalls. O’Brien & Levine President Kenny Zais -See more HERE
An order issued by the Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts, effective May 26, 2020, authorizes remote attendance at depositions in civil cases, without stipulation or court order. Cases can proceed, without -See more HERE
Not wanting to push the schedule out for months, Holland & Knight litigator Jean-Phillip A. Brignol recently deposed an expert witness over videoconference. It helps that judicial branch orders from many -See more HERE
In response to remote work procedures now established throughout the legal community, the Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts issued an order on March 20, 2020 permitting oaths at depositions to be -See more HERE
