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Legal Support Services
Since 1979
Audio Transcription - Bates Stamping - Court Reporters - Document Reproduction and Archiving - Interpreters - Teleconferencing - Video Conferencing - Videography - Video Transcription
Whether for a deposition, IME, OEX, EUO, trial, hearing, arbitration or meeting, outstanding court reporters, videographers and interpreters can be arranged through Uccelli & Associates.
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Serving the San Francisco Bay Area North Bay, South Bay, East Bay and the Peninsula California or nationwide, we have you covered We Will Never Take Your Business For Granted
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The Wording of a Notice of DepositionFriday, February 21, 2020 Can the Notice of Deposition allow a non-licensed person to record your proceeding?Read More... Are you being charged for non-testimony pages?Wednesday, February 12, 2020 Upon review of random invoices, some court reporting firms charged full transcript page rates for non-testimony pages. The increase in costs to counsel ranged from 13.7% - 37.27%.Read More... What is a digital reporter?Wednesday, February 5, 2020 A digital reporter is a person with a tape recorder, not a certified court reporter. They sit with a digital tape recorder and make notes for a transcriber.Read More... Reasons to Use Video RecordingMonday, October 1, 2018 Unavailability at the time of trial is perhaps the most commonly given reason for video recording a deposition, but there are other reasons as well.Read More... Advance notice is more important than everTuesday, August 7, 2018 There is no such thing as too much advance notice when it comes to booking a court reporter. Since deposition court reporters are independent contractors working for multiple firms, it is important that proceedings be scheduled as soon as a deposition/trial date is set.Read More... |
