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Your Hearing/Deposition Will Be Remote: Don’t Be “Distant”
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Your Hearing/Deposition Will Be Remote: Don’t Be “Distant”
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Sue Ayers remembers using a mimeograph machine to copy final exams for her high school students. She got her first email address in law school. She cried when her family made her give up her Blackberry. If she can take a virtual deposition, or participate in a two week contested hearing at SOAH remotely, so can you!
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Your Hearing/Deposition Will Be “Remote” But You Can’t Be “Distant” (Nov 2024)
Susan Dillon Ayers
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Session 1 —44 mins
Your Hearing/Deposition Will Be “Remote” But You Can’t Be “Distant” (Nov 2024)
Sue Ayers remembers using a mimeograph machine to copy final exams for her high school students. She got her first email address in law school. She cried when her family made her give up her Blackberry. If she can take a virtual deposition, or participate in a two week contested hearing at SOAH remotely, so can you!
Originally presented: Sep 2024 Advanced Texas Administrative Law Seminar
Susan Dillon Ayers,
Hutcheson | Bowers LLLP - Austin, TX