Agency Name: DTI
Website: dtiglobal.com
Location: Global
Areas Served: United States, United Kingdom, Australia, Hong Kong, India, Ireland, Singapore, New Zealand
Years in Business: 18 years
Services Provided: Court Reporting, Electronic Discovery, Computer Forensics, Legal Administrative Support, Document Processing, Managed Document Review, Information Governance
Name and Title of Interviewee: Steven Seltzer – Account Executive
Agency Summary in 3 Words:
Experience, Dedication, Technology
What is your agency motto?
World-class service. Local commitment.
What sets your agency apart?
DTI is committed to developing principle-centered leaders for the purpose of providing superior legal outsourcing solutions. The foundation of our success is to empower our people to perform beyond our customers’ expectations. DTI helps our clients lower overhead costs, reduce risk, and streamline document and data management—so they can focus on their core business.
What advice would you give students or those just entering the field of court reporting on how to align themselves with an agency?
At DTI, culture is very important. Our team members demonstrate an interest in our vision and mission, have the highest level of professionalism, and are committed to providing the highest level of service to their customers, their colleagues and our company. When you seek a professional organization to belong to, look for one that has the same ideals and goals as you have.
Since your agency first opened, what do you feel has changed the most in the industry?
The cost pressures corporations are placing on their outside law firms is a significant challenge the industry has been faced with in recent years. Corporations have continued to demand high quality legal work and at the same time are looking for ways to reduce their legal spend.
Law firms are finding the practice of law is becoming more competitive and corporations are bringing more legal work in-house.
Law firms are reducing fixed costs and outsourcing non-core work in an effort to become more competitive.
Where is the strangest place your agency has been asked to take a deposition?
Beirut, Lebanon
What is the funniest thing that has happened during a deposition or in the courtroom?
Question. The two of you attempted to commit suicide: correct
Answer: Sure
Question: And was it unsuccessful?
Answer: Obviously
What do you like most about LiveDeposition?
Ease of use, functionality, and support
Anything else you would like to share?
After reviewing many remote deposition applications like LiveDeposition, LiveDeposition has a product that works, is easy to use and set up, and they fully support our needs.