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Japan Deposition Tip – Go Local
The process of taking depositions in Japan is quite different than in the U.S. or other locales. There are a few hurdles involved, but there is a way to knock down several with just one step. Eliminate the panic that can ensue when preparing the court order, the... -
Location, Location, Location: Conference Rooms for International Depositions
The logistics of scheduling depositions overseas can easily overwhelm even the most seasoned paralegal. Besides preparing the usual Notices and other paperwork, there is travel coordination, tracking down a local U.S. – certified reporter and videographer,... -
Ultimate International Deposition Guide Debuts in 2016
Planet Depos is pleased to announce the release of their International Deposition Guide. This guide has been carefully developed to provide practical and in-depth assistance as you prepare to take depositions abroad. Highlights include checklists that break... -
Access Requirements for Depositions in Japan
As mentioned in previous blogs, depositions in Japan are permitted only at the U.S. Embassy in Tokyo or at the U.S. Consulate in Osaka. The Japanese Embassy and Consulate have strict requirements in place regarding scheduling and taking depositions in Japan. In... -
Selecting the Right Interpreter
When taking the deposition of a witness who doesn’t speak English, the right interpreter will keep the proceedings moving at a reasonable pace. Additionally, a qualified interpreter ensures that your questions are understood, as well as your witness’ answers are... -
Planning Your Depositions in Japan Around Silver Week
Japan’s Silver Week refers to a trio of consecutive holidays in September, which doesn’t occur every year. After 2015, Silver Week will next come along in the year 2026 (this is due to the equinox changing yearly). The three holidays in question are Respect for the... -
Depositions in Osaka, Japan
In a previous three-part blog, we covered the intricate process of scheduling depositions in Japan. As outlined in that blog, depositions in Japan can be taken in two locations only: the U.S. Embassy in Tokyo, or the U.S. Consulate in Osaka. There are several... -
Global Arbitration Review Top 100
By Neal Price Each year, the Global Arbitration Review conducts surveys, research, and firm audits to determine the top 100 firms involved in arbitration around the world. The criteria used to develop the list are pending cases, merits hearings completed in the last... -
Grace Under Pressure – Professionalism and Problem Solving
By Tom Feissner It has often been said that professionalism is not the job you do, it’s how you do the job. The truth of this old adage was made especially clear recently during depositions taking place in Tokyo. Unlike depositions in most other countries, which are...
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