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Learning to be a court reporter takes time, skill and practice. All of Huseby’s court reporters are experienced, qualified professionals.
Finding a competent expert is key to presenting a strong legal case. Experts are used to give opinions that support important points linked to the cause or effects of what happened.
Brand new court reporters may wonder how our court stenographers have become so proficient at transcribing technical deposition and expert witness testimony.
Huseby has a number of ways to find that nagging phrase through our litigation support services.
Some court reporters are better proofreaders than others. While we all try, some have a better eye for detail. Hiring a proofreader to give your transcript a final polish is a personal choice.
Court reporting services have seen a boon in new technology over the past few years. It makes us more efficient as court reporters and helps our clients become more efficient, too.
Some court reporters have professional proofreaders. Others cannot afford them or do not have time to wait for the turnaround. Here are a few ideas from some fellow court stenographers to make your proofreading a little more effective.
Managing a budget as a court reporter can be exhausting. Having work is never guaranteed, especially in this economy.
It takes a special type of person to be able to successfully work from home. Many of our court reporters do it every day.
Each morning, our stenographers must plan for the day, being ready for the unknown, even armed with assignment information given to them the evening before.