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My name is Zach McGee and I have many years of experience prepping deposition witnesses both at a private firm and as in-house counsel at NBC Universal.

After graduating from Harvard and Harvard Law School, I clerked for then-Judge Michael Mukasey in the
U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York. Judge Mukasey later became the Attorney Generalof the United States.

I began my career as a litigator at Davis, Polk & Wardwell on Wall Street. At Davis Polk, I represented Fortune 50 companies in merger & acquisition and securities litigation and prepared some of their most senior executives to testify in cases with hundreds of millions of dollars at stake.

Later, I moved to Davis Polk’s Menlo Park office and represented leading technology companies such as Oracle and Cisco Systems.
I learned firsthand how these pioneering companies have become so successful in the Internet Age.

I then became in-house counsel for NBC Universal in Los Angeles, one of the world’s largest media companies, where I represented and prepared the company’s top leaders in major litigation matters.

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I have become a frequent speaker to law firms and in-house lawyers on many subjects including the
intersection of technology and the practice of law:

Detecting and Preventing Substance Abuse and Other Current Legal Ethics Issues for Entertainment Attorneys
(Film, Television and New Media Law Conference, CLE International, Los Angeles, California, January 28, 2011)

Effective Deposition Fundamentals and Use of Technology Before, During and After a Deposition
(West LegalEdCenter, January 10, 2011)

Using the Latest Technology in Taking and Defending Depositions
(West LegalEdCenter, January 10, 2011)

Elimination of Bias in the Profession: A Law Firm and In-House Perspective
(West LegalEdCenter, December 3, 2010)

Using The Latest Technology In Defending And Taking Depositions
(“Mastering The Deposition” Workshop, Bridgeport Continuing Education, San Diego, California, April 2, 2010)

Negotiation Ethics For Lawyers Series: Responding To Negotiation “Dirty Tricks” (Part 1)
(West Legaledcenter, February 2010)

Multijurisdictional Practice and Ethics Spotlight: Avoiding the Unauthorized Practice of Law
(West LegalEdCenter, December 2, 2009)

Defending the Boss: Preparing CEOs, Directors and Other Senior Executives to Testify at Deposition
(West LegalEdCenter, November 13, 2009)

The Employment Deposition on behalf of the Defense
(“Employment Litigation” Workshop, Bridgeport Continuing Education, Costa Mesa, California, November 13, 2009)

Entertainment Law and Ethics Spotlight: Current Legal Ethics Issues for In-House Entertainment Attorneys
(West LegalEdCenter, October 28, 2009)

Current Legal Ethics Issues for In-House Entertainment Attorneys
(Loeb & Loeb Entertainment & IP Conference, Los Angeles, CA October 21, 2009)

Defending Depositions in Employment Cases
(West LegalEdCenter, July 22, 2009)

Negotiation Ethics for Lawyers
(West LegalEdCenter, June 22, 2009)

In the seven years I practiced at Davis Polk I never used a deposition-prep video. In fact, I would have been
skeptical of any suggestion that I should use one.

Once I became in-house counsel at NBC Universal, I was required to use one for every witness whose deposition I defended. Doing so opened my eyes – in a big way.

I was amazed at how much better my clients performed in their depositions after having viewed the training
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It brought to life all the fundamentals I had covered with them, and then drove them home.

My clients could see witnesses testifying the right way – and the wrong way.

They experienced what their depositions would look, sound and feel like. And they could see the harsh consequences of getting it wrong.

As soon as my witnesses saw the proper method – being very narrow and specific – as opposed to just hearing it from me, it ALL CLICKED.

Once I saw that, I set out to develop a system to train deponents to be the perfect witness every time. Click Here! With feedback from my legal mentors and colleagues, I firmly believe I’ve done that with

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