If a person has been deposed and does not want pay for transcript



but the person needs to read it to see if there inaccuracies and sign deposition etc how can a person avoid paying for this transcript?
Typically, a deposition witness is under no obligation to purchase a transcript. If he or she is not a party to the case, the witness ususally does not have any interest in the accuracy of the transcription. (If the witness might be involved in another situation, whether litigation or something else, such as some sort of disciplinary matter, he or she might care about the accuracy since it might still be used agains the witness in the collateral matter.) Therefore, the party who called the witness will usually provide a place for the witness to review the transcript. Sometimes this is at the stenographer's office.


As noted above, even if the witness is not a party, his or her testimony maight have an impact on him/her in some other context. Therefore, one should alsways consider whether he/she should retain separate counsel to represent him/her at the deposition.
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