Anne McAuley Lopez, Author at Herder & Associates

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Entries by Anne McAuley Lopez

Court Reporting, News

Navigating an Ever-Changing World: Advice for Paralegals

What does our ever-changing world teach us about running a law practice? For many, it means being open to change, even if the change is thrust upon us like it has been this year. For court reporters, lawyers, and paralegals, it means having to adapt processes to continue to serve clients while keeping everyone safe. […]

June 25, 2020 /0 Comments/by Anne McAuley Lopez

Court Reporter

Curbside Service via Remote Video Conference Depositions

The Coronavirus has us all worried about how to stay safe and healthy while supporting our favorite eateries, many of whom are offering curbside service. This got us wondering how we could continue to serve our Phoenix court reporting clients. What if more of our clients utilized our dual-encrypted, password protected remote video depositions? Over […]

April 30, 2020 /0 Comments/by Anne McAuley Lopez

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Navigating an Ever-Changing World: Advice for ParalegalsJune 25, 2020 - 5:23 am
What does our ever-changing world teach us about running a law practice? For many, it means being open to change, even if the change is thrust upon us like it has been this year. For court reporters, lawyers, and paralegals, it means having to adapt processes to continue to serve clients while keeping everyone safe. […]
May We Never Forget: Freedom Isn’t FreeMay 23, 2020 - 7:24 pm
My big brother Bob enlisted at 17 and served our country in Southeast Asia at the tail end of Vietnam. Eagerly walking in his shadow, I admired him as tall, broad shouldered, outgoing and bright. Every kid in the neighborhood admired his athleticism, leadership, compassion, and how he was always there for the little guy. […]
Courts Nationwide Are Requiring Depositions Be Taken Remotely.May 15, 2020 - 3:16 pm
The current uncertainty of the Covid-19 pandemic is not relenting. Stay-At-Home orders, while relaxing in some jurisdictions currently, are predicted to be phased in and out throughout 2020 and beyond depending on expected subsequent waves of the virus. Courts nationwide have entered orders rejecting extending deadlines and are now requiring that depositions be taken by […]
Curbside Service via Remote Video Conference DepositionsApril 30, 2020 - 2:43 am
The Coronavirus has us all worried about how to stay safe and healthy while supporting our favorite eateries, many of whom are offering curbside service. This got us wondering how we could continue to serve our Phoenix court reporting clients. What if more of our clients utilized our dual-encrypted, password protected remote video depositions? Over […]
Momentum, Use It Or Lose ItApril 16, 2020 - 11:54 pm
Trial lawyers and judges across the country agree on one thing right now: There is a dire need to keep moving forward, to proceed with hearings and depositions by virtual and remote means. This is not the time for delay tactics or gamesmanship, as it is predicted that dockets will be packed and backlogged for […]
Resources for Running a Remote Law FirmApril 11, 2020 - 6:18 pm
At this time of social distancing and unprecedented changes to businesses around the globe, we are asking how you’re doing. How are you adjusting your law practice? Many attorneys we talk to say they are now running a remote law firm. Whether staffing at the office is staggered or the office is closed, there are […]
Court Reporting and Social DistancingApril 1, 2020 - 1:09 am
It is our hope at Herder & Associates that this message finds each of you healthy and as upbeat as possible in these trying times. While the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommends social distancing and some businesses are closed, there are critical depositions that still need to be taken. We want to […]
ABA Addresses “Deepfakes”March 12, 2020 - 5:59 pm
ABA Journal – Lawyers face many new evidentiary challenges, such as where electronically-recorded audio was manipulated, and then accepted into evidence in a custody battle to make it appear that a father had used threatening language against another party in the dispute. “Deepfakes” like this are completely avoided when you DEMAND to have a licensed stenographer instead […]
50th Anniversary of First Moon WalkJuly 21, 2019 - 1:35 am
Today we are mesmerized by the 50th Anniversary of the first walk on the moon. Our young newly-blended family lived in Central Florida, with “new Dad” a bright engineer working in the space program. He was delighted to wake us up at dawn to gather in the front yard so he could show his new […]