Firewalls and the Precall Room Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on linkedin vTestify’s precall room can help address back to the office complications by allowing users to easily select their camera and microphone, test their speakers, and even identify any connectivity complications like a firewall that isn’t fully configured. While rare, firewall issues […]
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Ending a Deposition Going on and off the record is a common occurrence in remote depositions; on vTestify, the results of our built-in deposition redundancies are only visible when a deposition is complete or ended. Ending a proceeding is critical as access to the exhibits shared and stamped on the record can be granted to
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Utilizing The Tech Tools Available: The Importance of Training Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on linkedin In the age of technology, the amount of tools available can be vast, and that is no different in the legal industry. Court reporting agencies and law professionals both utilize tools to do their daily work, whether
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Chrome Advisory and Security Updates In the past couple of weeks there has been an uptick in technology disruptions across the web. Tech giants like AWS, Cloudflare, Zoom have all reported some outages. And this is likely to continue over the next few weeks. In fact, as of this morning, Google announced that multiple successful
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Utilizing Dial-In In this article we break down the vTestify dial-in system, comparing the difference and benefits of the Attendee-specific Pin and the General Pin. Please note that the attendee-specific QR code is always accessible from both the recall room as well as the deposition room. Accessing the Attendee Specific Pin Only the attendee-specific pin
With technology ever-evolving and virtual legal proceedings becoming more prevalent, the importance of making sure that your computer or mobile device works well with remote platforms has become more important than ever. With a plethora of options and changing needs, it can be hard to differentiate devices built for general consumers and those designed around
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Terrie Campbell and Ari Kaplan discuss the changing court reporting industry, Esquire Deposition Solutions’ new partnership with vTestify, and the trajectory of remote proceedings. With the goal of driving improved and consistent operating practices for Esquire’s organization Terrie Campbell has made waves in the industry. eLitigate, a built-for-legal, virtual proceeding platform helped usher in a
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With depositions, mediations, and legal proceedings maintaining virtual attendance, minding your body language while noticing the body language of others is essential and may prove difficult in virtual proceedings. With people getting comfortable working from home, it is important to ask if you are sending the wrong signals without even realizing it. The full definition
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With the shift to remote becoming a permanent change (or at least a new option) for many companies, remote workers now face greater security concerns. In part two of our Remote Law webinar hear from cybersecurity experts about: The importance of securing your physical work space Password best practices and why length is key Why
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Have you ever wondered what happened once you click on a phishing link? Perhaps you’d just like to get security tips from security experts? The vTestify team has covered all of that while also reviewing legal compliance trends. Watch Keith Mattox, Founder of Clinical Security, Dave Newell, Founder of Loptr, and Ray Hadad as they
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