Tag: Lightning law

Lightning Law Rolling Out Depose Beta for Deposition Videoconferencing!

First, in full disclosure, Zoom did a backpedal, and you can read about that in the addendum at the bottom of my Zoom post.

Dineen Squillante was awesome enough to come to my Stenonymous Facebook group and share some information about Lightning Law’s Depose videoconferencing beta, which is offering three months free. If you’re tired of your old platform, check this out. Links at the bottom:

Dineen Squillante shares information about Lightning Law’s Depose product (in beta as of writing)
Dineen Squillante shares information about Lightning Law’s Depose product (in beta as of writing)

Link 1. LL Facebook

Link 2. LL Facebook

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Lightning Law Stands Up For The Record

Stenographers are not alone in explaining to others the pitfalls of tech mania™️. I was sent these this week and I feel it important to share. It’s from Lightning Law.

Lightning Law says the judicial record is at risk.
Live Court Reporter v Digital Recording by Lightning Law

There’s even a page set up to start collecting cases and facts.

It’s good to see businesses setting up for the counter to tech’s obsession with pretending to automate everything. Eventually investors will stop being fooled by the buzzword “AI,” and at that point businesses that value people will end up in the limelight. At present, LL caters to attorneys and mediators. It will be interesting to see future offerings for court reporters.