Deposition Appearance Attorneys
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Deposition appearance attorneys are freelance attorneys who appear for depositions on behalf of law firms and attorneys of record. In Person and Virtual depositions are handled on a routine basis.
Depositions attorneys generally handle “one off” depositions. The deposition appearance lawyers in our network can both conduct or defend depositions. Counsel in our network can handle “party” and “non-party” depositions.
Appearance counsel are able to review portions of any file and are usually guided by the attorney of record on areas to focus on at a deposition, or particular areas to question the witness.
If any issues arising during the proceeding, deposition appearance attorneys typically contact the attorney of record from court for further guidance and instructions.
To learn more about our services, keep reading. To book a deposition appearance attorney or to book our court appearance services, click on order/book now.
Conducting Depositions
Party Depositions
Defending Depositions
Non-Party Depositions
All Deposition Appearances ...
- Automobile Accident Depositions
- Bus Accident Depositions
- Business Litigation Depositions
- Collections Depositions
- Commercial Litigation Depositions
- Contractual Dispute Depositions
- Landlord Tenant Depositions
- Medical Malpractice Depositions
- Personal Injury Accident Depositions
- Product Liability Accident Depositions
- Real Estate Dispute Depositions
- Slip and Fall Accident Depositions
- Trip and Fall Accident Depositions
- Truck Accident Depositions
- Wrongful Death Accident Depositions
- and more!
Frequently Asked Questions
How Do I Book an Appearance Attorney?
To reserve an appearance attorney call or submit your request online here.
How Will I Know if An Appearance Attorney is Confirmed?
Once your booking is received, an email will be sent confirming an appearance attorney is booked.
When Will I Receive A Report?
Appearance attorneys usually submit their reports within 1-2 hours of the appearance.
What Happens If the Appearance is Cancelled?
If an appearance is cancelled, the appearance attorney will still be entitled to a cancellation fee since the attorney reviewed and prepared for the appearance. If the cancellation takes place on the day of the scheduled appearance, the full rate will apply as the attorney either traveled to court, prepared or turned down other work to handle your matter.
What Information Should I Send Prior to the Deposition?
To ensure satisfaction, an attorney’s office booking deposition coverage should provide as much information regarding the matter. Basic information such as the date & time of the deposition, location of the deposition, court reporter name, etc. are needed to handle any assignment. Additional information regarding the substance of the matter is also required. For example, if the matter is an automobile accident matter, the attorney of record should forward a copy of any complaint, discovery responses and/or exhibits to be marked at the deposition. Other relevant information, such as prior transcripts or prior lawsuits, should probably be sent to counsel for review as well. All instructions and special requests should be forwarded prior to the appearance.
If you have any questions regarding our services, feel free to reach out to us online or call us.
