Source code depositions: what the agency needs from the protective order
Protective-order clauses land directly on the reporting setup — review rooms, binding terms, realtime limits. What to send early, and why three days is a scramble.
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Protective-order clauses land directly on the reporting setup — review rooms, binding terms, realtime limits. What to send early, and why three days is a scramble.
What a certification actually promises, why errata exist in every jurisdiction, and what a correction can and cannot fix.
Remote depositions rarely break on the software — they break on audio. What the agency controls before the date, and what to confirm at booking.
The three pairs of hands behind a certified transcript, and what scoping catches before delivery.
Why the cheaper recording method often costs more — admissibility rules, uneven practices, and who owns the words.
Coverage is a calendar problem first: which dates need runway, what short notice costs, and how to book so the date holds.