We have traveled to over two dozen countries for international arbitrations and depositions.  We have obtained deposition and work visas for Japan and Grand Cayman. 

 

Your costs can be reduced by conducting the deposition via teleconference with video and text streaming while we are present overseas with the witness

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Using a reporter and/or videographer already living overseas is not necessarily a savings. Hotel and travel expenses still will have to be paid for them. Since we travel together, share meals, and stay in the same hotel room, the price is comparable, or if there are multiple days, our travel expenses would be even less.

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It is always best to use the same reporter on a case as they are familiar with the terms and spellings and the attorneys involved. 

Will reporters who live overseas be familiar with American litigation procedures and transcript requirements?
Do they understand American accents well enough?
Will they use American spelling?

 

We are also fluent in Spanish