The Changing Face of Deposition Technology

The legal profession finds itself, like most other industries, undergoing major disruption. As clients raise their expectations for efficiency and affordability, law firms are beginning to embrace technology to modernize processes and workflow. At the same time, some legal service providers are creating new offerings to help law firms – and their clients – reduce costs and provide better service.

Recent advancements in technology offer attorneys new options for how and where depositions may occur. These innovations not only reduce costs, but potentially accelerate the litigation process and provide a better deliverable for use in settlements or trial.

As a legal industry technology executive, Jason Primuth brings broad experience in court reporting technology. Prior to his role as Chief Innovation Officer at Lexitas, Jason was the General Manager of RealLegal and the Vice President of Sales at LiveNote, Inc. which included LiveNote software and West Court Reporting Services, the court reporting division of Thomson Reuters.

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