Leveraging AV evidence requires expertise, tools for merging this technology with the current litigation process and service providers that can acquire, produce and manage the content.
September 08, 2022 at 11:00 AM
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Part 2 of a 3-part series on how the pandemic changed the litigation process. Find part 1 here.
The use of audiovisual technology is on the rise, including in litigation. With the increased adoption of remote depositions, video capture of testimony and associated exhibits, litigators can leverage AV evidence more efficiently in their cases. Today, we are all exposed to short-form AV content on YouTube, Instagram and other sources and are comfortable receiving and retaining information this way.
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