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.
Many of our clients videotape depositions of witnesses. While this is a great way to preserve the demeanor of the witness and see exactly what was said, there are a few differences between these and regular depositions.
Before a deposition begins, the lawyers should explain a few guidelines for the interpreter and witness to follow which will help things go smoothly and make the court reporter’s job a little bit easier.
It may surprise you to know that many of our court reporters don’t work in traditional office settings. You can work out of your home performing legal transcription services or as a legal videographer.
Today, Law.com reported that court reporters in Broward County, Florida will begin to be replaced by a digital system.
Advances in software and information technology have changed the way we court reporters do our jobs. One of the most interesting developments we’ve seen is the development of real time reporting. Although real time reporting has a lot to offer members of our profession, many court reporters are intimidated by it.
Real Time Court Reporting Gives [...]
The use of digital recordings for legal depositions and other proceedings has been the subject of much discussion among court reporting professionals. While we understand some of the objections, at Huseby we find that recording technology is a useful tool for court stenographers.
The Problems With Digital Recordings
Part of the issue with this technology is the [...]
The education that court reporters receive is rough. We know because we’ve been through it and we found ways to deal with the pressures of school.
Get the Support of Others
Share your feelings with other student court reporters. You’ll find they are struggling with the same issues and knowing you’re not alone can help. You can [...]
