Court Reporting

Certified shorthand court reporters can be used for a variety of proceedings where a verbatim record is required.  Certified shorthand court reporters have to pass a three-part licensing exam, as well as hundreds of hours of training in legal and medical terminology, English grammar, and transcription preparation, as well as a minimum of 60 internship hours.  Only transcripts certified by licensed court reporters are objection-proof and always admissible in court.

Below are some of the most common proceedings to use a certified shorthand court reporter:

• Arbitrations
• Depositions
• Examination Under Oath (EUO)
• Hearings
• Independent Medical Evaluation (IME)
• Meetings
• Order of Examination (OEX)
• Transcription
• Trials