Courts are exercising their power under Rule[1] 30(b)(4) to order that depositions be taken remotely and by videoconference during these uncertain times of the coronavirus pandemic. Such orders reflect concerns about the progress of cases, as discussed in our prior blog, and the public health. With remote depositions being essential under current circumstances, attorneys need to learn how to effectively and efficiently manage such depositions. We discuss here four aspects of remote depositions that require special attention, and provide tips to help minimize technical difficulties, ensure confidentiality, and provide the examining attorney with reasonable control over the proceeding, all while following the applicable federal and local rules and court orders.