Video Depositions

Capture 100% Of The Witness' Testimony

Modern trial lawyers know that the smallest detail can make or break a case. If you’re not already capturing your depositions on video, you’re giving away valuable evidence that can mean the difference between a huge win or a heartbreaking loss.

We understand how important the details are, and we will provide you with a video solution for the same price that you’re currently paying for old-fashioned court stenography.

What Happened to the Witness You Deposed?

If you’ve tried enough cases, then you’ve probably been here. The person you deposed was among the worst witnesses you have ever seen – back when you took his deposition. But now you’re at trial, and it seems as if a completely different person has shown up for court. Good luck trying to cross-examine him with a written transcript. Sure, you have some inconsistencies but somehow he’s doing an excellent job of wiggling out of what he previously said. Don’t ever let this happen to you again!

When you videotape a witness’ testimony, you’ve now created a record that is virtually impossible for the witness to contradict. It’s no longer a battle of you trying to re-read the witness’ old answer in an effort to impeach him based on what he’s just testified to in court.

Call us at (212) 233-0030 and find out how we can help.

Videotape Depositions at Traditional Court Reporter Prices

Traditional court reporting agencies in New York have priced video out of reach for most attorneys who practice here. Meanwhile, lawyers across the country routinely use video on all of their cases – regardless of case value. Pixel changes all of that.

In-House Specialities

Unlike other agencies, we have our own legal video specialists in-house. As a result, we can often keep the costs down to what lawyers have traditionally paid for old-fashioned stenographic transcripts. With cost no longer a factor, there’s no reason for trial attorneys to not embrace video.

Scientific studies have demonstrated that over 93% of communication is nonverbal

As trial attorneys, we’ve seen witnesses give away the real answers at their depositions through their body language and physical reactions to questions. But without video, lawyers are losing all of that valuable testimony.