Alleged Defamation Arising from Form U-5S
Does Ohio Law Provide an Absolute or Qualified Privilege to the Employer? By Douglas M. Eppler When an employer discharges an employee for purported misconduct, it is possible, perhaps even likely, that the two sides will have very different perspectives about what...
Digital Recording vs. Stenographic Reporting
You may have heard the terms “digital reporter” or “electronic court reporter” around when booking litigation support services. These are people who usually sit in a similar place as the court reporter, but do not have a machine they are typing on, or a voice mask...
AI and the Future of Law
When most attorneys think about AI, the thought that usually comes to mind is “Will AI take my job?” With headlines such as: “Lawyers could be replaced by artificial intelligence” and “Are Robots Going to Take Our Legal Jobs?” being splashed across newspapers, it is...
Why Does a Live Court Reporter Matter?
In a deposition, you may have wondered why a court reporter is used to take down the record. People have asked many times why court reporters are still used when a tape recorder can do essentially the same thing, right? So why is a live court reporter still necessary...
Definition: Litigation Funding
What is Litigation Funding? It is when a 3rd-party professional can pay all (or some of) the costs of the lawsuit. Some of these costs may include witness fees, court fees, and attorney fees. If the lawsuit is won, the funder can share in a portion of the proceeds...
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