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.
Here at Huseby Inc., we are proud to launch our new website redesign. We hope that our new scheduling form on the front page and our simplified navigation will make the site easier to access.
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.
At Huseby we are proud of how our services have improved accessibility in local businesses for people with disabilities.
Court reporters who complete their training may be at a loss to find their first court stenography positions. Even those experienced in court reporting sometimes struggle to find that next assignment. There are a number of resources available to aid reporters in their job searches.
Our clients assume that Huseby’s legal transcription services are offered only to legal agencies.
Many of Huseby’s court reporters in Georgia and other states ask our advice about career development. One of the most common questions is whether to go realtime.
Improvements in internet speed and conferencing software have made video conferencing more popular than ever. However despite what software vendors would have you believe, the process is complicated.
Shrinking revenue isn’t just affecting private business. Government agencies are trimming their budgets and many courtrooms are looking to cut back on litigation support services.
What Functions Can Be Lost?
Balancing a courtroom budget is more complicated than reducing the budget of the average private corporation. The US Constitution guarantees a right to a speedy trial. State [...]
In what seems to be a regular theme in the court reporting industry, the Chicago Tribune reported that the Iowa Judicial Council is proposing to make a cut to certified court reporters. The Iowa court system has as many as 190 full time certified court reporters on staff and a $15 million budget cut may [...]
