- Wrongful DeathBroadly speaking, most personal injury claims survive the death of the plaintiff. They live on as survivor’s actions or wrongful death claims…
- FraudWith extensive experience in all litigation practice areas, including bankruptcy, commercial finance, product liability, environmental damage, construction defect, intellectual property, employment, and securities fraud, you can rely on Esquire Deposition Solutions to simplify and improve your next deposition.
- Corporate LawIn corporate litigation, metrics and trends are often impossible to determine. There are also no economies of scale to leverage opportunities for cost management. Varied workflow processes introduce uncertainty and a lack of visibility.
- Mergers and AcquisitionsSecurities litigation can arise from the mishandling of tradeable financial assets, from complications or missteps during mergers and acquisitions, and from state and federal regulatory enforcement activities. Securities cases can have dire consequences for individuals in management positions and the companies involved (such as large fines and settlements, or even criminal convictions). As such, they tend to be large in scale, move rapidly, and attract greater attention from the news media and general public.
- Business DisputesIn business negotiations or legal proceedings involving non-English speakers, accurate interpretation is essential to avoid risks and obtain a successful outcome. Our professional certified interpreters will be by your side in the boardroom or the courtroom, remotely or in person, to ensure every word is conveyed accurately during...
- Business TransactionsIn the event we enter into a merger, are acquired, enter into bankruptcy, or sell a major part of our assets, your personal information may be among the assets transferred.
- Intellectual Property
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- Employment LitigationEmployees: In human resources, consistent documentation helps avoid trouble. Record and transcribe audio and video related to interviews, meetings, complaints, disciplinary actions, and employment disputes.
- Construction LitigationConstruction defect cases are one of the most costly and complex forms of litigation. These typically feature a large number of interested parties with a stake in the outcome. Relationships among the parties are dynamic, often diverging unpredictability. Without fully managed construction litigation and court reporting solutions like those offered by Esquire Deposition Solutions, discovery and case management can be challenging.
- Personal InjuryAre personal injury plaintiffs legally required to testify at their trials? Actually, not. Under the right circumstances, deposition testimony can be used…
- BankruptcyThe client represents that, as of the date of its order or scheduled deposition, it is solvent, able to pay its debt as they come due, and has not filed, nor is it subject of any petition of bankruptcy or for reorganization under any federal or state bankruptcy law. Should the foregoing representation become false at any time during the course of a business relationship between the client and the creditor or while the client owes any amount to the creditor, client agrees to immediately notify Esquire of all facts surrounding such occurrences.