Question 1

How do I schedule a deposition?

Accepted Answer

You can schedule through our online form or contact Alpine Depositions directly. Please provide the deposition date, start time and time zone, case information, witness name, requested services, and a copy of the deposition notice when available.

Question 2

How far in advance should I schedule?

Accepted Answer

Scheduling as early as possible gives us the best opportunity to secure the appropriate court reporter or legal videographer. We understand that legal matters can move quickly and will make every reasonable effort to accommodate short-notice requests.

Question 3

What information is needed to schedule?

Accepted Answer

Please provide the date, time and time zone, case caption or case number, witness name, expected duration, requested services, contact information for participating counsel, and any special instructions. Uploading the deposition notice is also helpful.

Question 4

How are exhibits handled during a remote deposition?

Accepted Answer

Exhibit procedures can be coordinated before the deposition based on the preferences of counsel and the needs of the matter. Please let us know in advance if exhibits will be used so we can help establish a clear process.

Question 5

How quickly will I receive the transcript?

Accepted Answer

Transcript turnaround depends on the assignment, jurisdiction, length of the proceeding, and requested delivery schedule. Standard and expedited options may be available. Please share any deadline when scheduling so availability and timing can be confirmed.

Question 6

Are expedited transcripts or rough drafts available?

Accepted Answer

They may be available depending on the reporter and the timing of the request. Please request expedited delivery or a rough draft when scheduling so we can confirm availability and any additional cost.

Question 7

What technology is required for a remote deposition?

Accepted Answer

Participants generally need a computer or compatible device with a camera and microphone, a reliable internet connection, and access to the designated videoconferencing platform. Connection details and any specific instructions will be provided before the deposition.

Question 8

What happens if someone experiences technical difficulties?

Accepted Answer

If a participant has connection, audio, or video trouble, the deposition can be paused while the issue is addressed. We recommend joining early and testing equipment beforehand to reduce delays.

Question 9

Are your court reporters credentialed?

Accepted Answer

Alpine Depositions works with experienced court reporters who maintain applicable state licenses or nationally recognized certifications. Depending on the needs of the assignment, available credentials may include RPR, RMR, CRR, and CRC.

Question 10

Can I request both a court reporter and a legal videographer?

Accepted Answer

Yes. You may request court reporting, legal videography, or both when scheduling. Let us know what your matter requires, and we will coordinate the requested professionals.

Question 11

Can Alpine Depositions accommodate last-minute requests?

Accepted Answer

Yes, depending on professional availability. While coverage cannot be guaranteed for every last-minute request, we will respond promptly and do our best to assist.

Question 12

Do you provide remote deposition services nationwide?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Alpine Depositions coordinates remote court reporting and legal videography for depositions throughout the United States, subject to applicable state requirements and professional availability.

Remote Deposition FAQs