Remote Deposition definition
Remote Deposition means any deposition conducted pursuant to Rule
Remote Deposition means any deposition by oral examination conducted pursuant to Rule 3.33 of the Part 3 Rules of Practice where fewer than all of the participants— including Deposing Counsel, Defending Counsel, Attending Counsel, the Witness, court reporters, or videographers—are physically present in the same location at the time the deposition is taken. A “Remote Deposition” is a deposition conducted on the Platform, which will allow for Deposing Counsel, Defending Counsel, Attending Counsel, the Witness, court reporters, and videographers to participate without attending the deposition in person or by other means to which the Parties may agree for a particular deposition or Witness.
Remote Deposition means a deposition conducted using a Platform as agreed to under this Protocol that allows for the Witness, Attending Counsel, Deposing Counsel, Defending Counsel, the court reporter, and videographer to participate in a deposition without attending the deposition in person, or any other means to which the Deposing Counsel, Defending Counsel, and Attending Counsel agree.
More Definitions of Remote Deposition
Remote Deposition means any Deposition in which one or more of the Witness, Questioning Attorney(s), Defending Attorney(s), Court Reporter or Videographer are in separate physical locations from the Witness at the time of the Deposition.
Remote Deposition means any deposition by oral examination conducted
Remote Deposition means a Deposition conducted using a platform as agreed to
Remote Deposition means a deposition conducted pursuant to Federal Rules of Civil Procedure 30 or 45 using a Platform as agreed to under this Protocol that allows for the Deposition Participants to participate in a deposition without attending the deposition in person.
Remote Deposition means any deposition by oral examination conducted pursuant to Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 30 where any or all the participants—including attorneys, witnesses, court reporters, Parties, or videographers—are not physically present in the same location at the time the deposition is taken.
Remote Deposition means a deposition of a Party or Third Party Witness using a Platform as agreed to under this Remote Deposition Protocol where Deposition Participants— including Participating Counsel, the Witness, court reporters, and/or videographers—are not all physically present in the same location at the time the deposition is taken. For the avoidance of doubt, (a) Deposed Party Counsel, (b) counsel for any Plaintiff, (c) outside counsel for any Defendant, and (d) a non-attorney who is present solely for the purpose of providing technical assistance to the Witness in using the Platform are allowed to be physically present in the same room as the Witness during any deposition, whether it is a Remote Deposition or not.
Remote Deposition means any deposition by oral examination conducted pursuant to Texas Rule of Civil Procedure 199.1(b) where not all participants are physically present in the same location when the deposition by oral examination is taken.