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- Scalia Denies Abortion Views Influenced by Religion, Calls His GPS Opinion ‘Defendant Friendly’ February 5, 2012
- Eric Holder Announces $2.4M in Grants to Help Improve Indigent Criminal Defense Services February 4, 2012
- Patriots Debate: The Meaning of the Constitution in a Time of Terror February 4, 2012
- Panelists See Progress for Women of Color at Corporate Legal Departments, But Barriers Still Exist February 4, 2012
- What Katrina Can Teach Lawyers About Disaster Preparedness; FEMA Grants $1.7M to Preserve Records February 4, 2012
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- Is That My Video Deposition on YouTube? Best Practices for Law Firms »
- “Twittering” – Social Networking or Mass Distraction? : Trial Presentation Blog »
Monthly Archive: October 2009
Is That My Video Deposition on YouTube? Best Practices for Law Firms
Posts · October 22, 2009
We perform a variety of legally oriented services her at VR Legal Resources; everything from scanning and Bates Stamping exhibits to preparing and presenting exhibits and demonstratives in court, and, from time to time, we’re called upon to videotape a deposition.
We’re fortunate to have professional relationships with many of the top law firms in the [...]
“Twittering” – Social Networking or Mass Distraction? : Trial Presentation Blog
Posts · October 22, 2009
O.K. – so I’ve officially become a “Twit”.
I’ve had my “Twitter” account for about 9 months now and didn’t have a clue as to what to do with it.
Two weeks ago I jumped into the fray and gave the world tacit approval to stalk my every move, read my fleeting thoughts and, more or [...]
Can Jurors See and Hear Your Most Important Evidence?
Posts · October 22, 2009
I subscribe to several newsletters and feeds in an attempt to keep myself on the “cutting edge” of presentation technology. As such, from time to time I receive a familiar sounding tome that reinforces my thought process as well as my attempt to bring law firms into the 21st Century with affordable presentation solutions.
Such was [...]
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The expert consulting services provided by VR Legal Resources assisted the Orange County District Attorney’s Prosecution Team in obtaining a conviction in the criminal case of People v. Haidl, Nachreiner, and Spann.
VR Legal Resources remained available throughout the whole legal process. The equipment provided to authenticate the videotape in question was top-of-the-line and used successfully to educate the jury during trial. Mr. Hagen’s expert testimony was superb as well, demonstrating his outstanding knowledge of the subject matter. I would not hesitate in consulting with VR Legal Resources and Mr. Hagen in any case where an expert is needed in the area of audio/video technology. (edited for spacing)
Charles J. Middleton
Orange County, CA, Chief Assistant District Attorney
LAW.COM Article Features VR Legal Resources
Law.com, the online legal news and information network, has published an article about the benefits of using the latest technology for courtroom presentations. “Go Beyond PowerPoint to Make Your Case” includes insight and tips from Chuck Perez, our in-house litigation and forensic media support expert. The article also references “Are You Putting The Jury To Sleep?” from Chuck’s Trial Presentation Blog. In both, Chuck emphasizes the importance of moving beyond the basics of PowerPoint in order to hold jurors’ interest.