Why do I need a Legal Video? Today's courts are overwhelmed. To expedite cases, depositions are now held in remote locations where the deponent, attorneys, court reporter and legal videographer records the record by following the Federal Rule of Civil Procedure and the Federal Rules of Evidence so that the testimony can be entered into a court of law. If the case goes to court, the video can be played back in front of a judge and jury. When attempting to settle a case, it is imperative to produce a "Day-in-the-Life" video or a "Settlement Video" to convince the opposition that they can not win the case in a court of law, thereby encouraging a settlement of the case.
Research has shown that people retain information up to six times better when images are used in addition to words.
Franklin Legal Video is experienced in capturing and communicating the case through the use of video, computer animation and graphic images.
CERTIFIED BY, AND A MEMBER OF THE NATIONAL COURT REPORTERS ASSOCIATION AND THE AMERICAN GUILD OF COURT VIDEOGRAPHERS
"My certification by the largest legal video organizations ensures that I understand the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure 30(b)(4), and the Federal Rules of Evidence which govern the taking of videotaped depositions to be admitted in a court of law." - Frank Aultman, CLVS, CCVS, CDVS, CVDS
