Court Reporting

Court reporters, also known as guardians of the record because of their impartiality and role within the judicial process, capture the words spoken by everyone during a court or deposition proceeding. Court reporters then prepare verbatim transcripts of proceedings.

A scopist is a professional transcript editor for court reporters. However, unlike an editor or a proof-reader, a scopist has the ability to compare a court reporter’s shorthand to the finished transcript. By “scoping” the transcript, mistranslate errors can be identified thereby helping the court reporter preserve an accurate record.

Interactive realtime provides instant access to the spoken word via a wireless connection from the court reporter’s computer to yours during the proceeding. You can use your own computer, or we can provide one for you.

A rough draft is a copy of the proceedings at the END of the session that has either not been edited by the court reporter or very quickly edited and is usually emailed to the requesting party.

Our standard turnaround time for court reporting services is generally seven business days. Please let us know if your needs require expedited services. The more information we have regarding your needs, the better we can accommodate.

Not only is that something we can handle, it is a service we specialize in! Contact us for more information.

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