Want to learn how to build a winning argument with deposition transcripts? Check out this EDRM & Nextpoint webinar tomorrow!

Tomorrow, EDRM will host the Nextpoint sponsored webinar Testimony Tells a Story: Build a Winning Argument with Deposition Transcripts (available here) at 1pm ET (noon CT, 10:00am PT). In this educational webcast, our experts will share tips for managing transcripts and explain how to get the most out of deposition testimony as you build your case, regardless of whether trial is on the horizon. They’ll also highlight the technical tools that will give you an advantage in the deposition process.

Hosted by eDiscovery expert Brett Burney and featuring Anand Mathew of Nextpoint Law Group, Michael Okerlund of Cloud Court, and Jodi B. Renner of Maron Marvel, this Nextpoint + EDRM webcast will cover:

• Software tools that will elevate your transcript management
• Tips for keeping your repository of transcripts organized in the context of your case
• Summarizing and understanding transcripts to advance the case building process
• How to use testimony to tell a compelling story

Let’s face it, depositions are essential to gaining a full understanding of a case, and the resulting transcripts are a key building block of any winning argument. But between managing several transcript and video files, adding notes and designations, and navigating the evidence found in doc review, it’s easy for the bigger picture to take a backseat. The right tools can help you handle the minutiae of deposition transcripts while incorporating testimony into the overarching story of your case. So, register here to learn how to build a winning argument with deposition transcripts tomorrow!

So, what do you think? Are you interested in learning how to get more out of your depositions?  If so, consider attending the webinar! And please share any comments you might have or if you’d like to know more about a particular topic.

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