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▶️ Video Captures Non-Verbal Cues in Depositions

In a recent interview, John Fisher, local attorney in Albany, NY, discussed the critical importance of capturing the non-verbal cues in depositions with video. He recalls a time where non-verbal communication captured on video was a key factor in a case settling.

He also explains why plaintiffs who decide to not videotape depositions are taking a huge risk and are losing an enormous advantage for their case.

Watch the video:

https://mfreportingny.com/video-captures-non-verbal-cues-in-depositions/

Video Captures Non-Verbal Cues in Depositions In an interview with M-F Reporting, Inc., John Fisher, attorney, discusses the critical importance of capturing the non-verbal cues in depositions with video.