38. Plaintiff vs. Defendant Enclosed in this file you will find the following: ______ Memos pertaining to case (Most current on top) ______ Master Service List ______ Case Caption ______ Standing Orders ______ Spellings Reporter Sheet
39. NOTE TO LEAD REPORTER: IT IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY TO INCLUDE IN THIS FILE THE FOLLOWING: _____ CAPTION (TO BE USED ON TRANSCRIPT COVER) _____ EXHIBIT INDEX PAGE WITH SHORTENED CAPTION _____ STANDARD STIPULATION WITH SHORTENED CAPTION _____ A MEMO EXPLAINING HOW THEY WANT THE EXHIBITS TRACKED _____ ANY STANDING ORDERS Please also include any other information another reporter may need to maintain continuity between witnesses. REMEMBER: Everything must be accurate and the same. Reporter Sheet
40. GREEN vs. HENRY CONSTRUCTION EXPERT – TRACK 3 REPORTERS: PLEASE WRITE CLEARLY AND GIVE US AS MUCH INFORMATION AS YOU CAN!!! GIVE FULL DESIGNATIONS - (i.e. Plaintiff soils Expert) DATE TIME DEPONENT NAME PARTY & DESIGNATION EXHIBIT NUMBERS REP. # TURNED IN? Exhibit Sheet
It is not uncommon to have a construction defect case be active in depository and in depositions for over 3 years. In average a CD case generate 60 depositions.
This means that we will apply the billing protocol for whichever territory that case is based at, and apply the billing rates for whichever territory the deposition was taken at. Example: a San Diego based case will follow San Diego billing protocol.
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