We are confident that our non-stenographic approach to capturing testimony is legal and represents the future of the industry.
So, we're making you this promise:
That means you will get:
A Full Refund: You'll receive a refund for the costs associated with that deposition with Skribe.
A Stenographer Transcript: We will cover the cost of obtaining a traditional stenographer's transcript of the Skribe Record.
Your testimony and clients are our top priority.
Our team stands behind our approach with a risk-free guarantee for you.
Can I use non-stenographic depositions in my state?
In 1993, the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure 30 (b) (3) were amended to allow for non-stenographic depositions, meaning no shorthand reporter or stenography. The majority of states have followed suit, adapting their laws to permit audio or video recordings to serve as the official record.
Specific links to information on state laws are shown below.