The general outlook on remote work has greatly changed over the past year and a half. At one point, remote work was expected to be a lower-productive alternative to in-work, but when we were all forced to work from home, most companies learned that this is not true. Remote workers are just as productive, especially when they have tools to guide them to success.

For those within the legal industry, one of those key components was remote depositions. They became an absolutely essential to keeping the course of law flowing. Given how important they became, many started asking: are remote depositions here to stay?

Remote depositions will more likely than not continue to be an important aspect of the world of law even after we’ve moved past the pandemic. The service has shown to be a highly flexible option for all involved. A time is arranged based on what works best for those involved, not the schedule for a meeting space. Not only that, but they eliminate the need to spend excessive amounts of time and money on travel for parties that may be further away. Instead, anyone can join the remote deposition at the proper time, no matter where in the world they are.