The meeting venue is an important aspect of a case discussion. Face to face meetings can bring a lot to a case discussion. With a neutral meeting venue, the meeting is more likely to be productive, allowing both parties to accomplish their goals in an efficient manner. How to Choose a Neutral Meeting Venue So […]
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Certifications and Memberships Look for a court reporter who is both certified and a member of professional organizations. This will give you a good indication of their credibility and commitment to providing quality work. As a member of a professional organization, court reporters must adhere to a specific code of conduct. Availability It’s essential that […]
Many people don’t know what a court reporter is and even more so have never even heard of a court reporter. I would say court reporters have one of the neatest jobs ever, but I may be a bit bias. Let me tell you some of the great perks we have and you be the […]
As most court reporters are well aware, selling value-added services is an effective way to increase your bottom line. But are you selling a service that actually has value? Seeing rough draft transcripts everyday, I can attest that most reporters make the attempt to present a rough draft that is usable by clients. But here […]
It’s often customary to spend eight, sometimes nine hours a day sitting while you’re at work. And by the time your workday comes to a close, you just want to go home and relax. So by default, you end up sitting again either in front of the TV or computer. Medical studies have found that […]
With all of the data breaches and the increased risk of hackers at every turn, a court reporting firm needs to find ways to protect all the confidential information that crosses their desks. Therefore, before contacting a court reporting firm, you should make sure that they have answers to the following questions regarding data security […]
Context – When we walk in the door, assume we don’t know anything about the case. Providing spelling of proper names or technical terminology before a deposition begins can help us create a cleaner transcript the first time around, improving the quality of our readback, realtime computer-to- computer translation, and even a rough transcript, if […]
Every attorney needs a blog. We bet you’ve heard this phrase before… While it may seem like a frivolous addition to a crowded weekly schedule, blogging is an important element for your firm. Blogs allow attorneys to connect with potential clients in important ways. For example, if you are a construction […]
Here in Florida, attorneys are required to meet certain requirements where it concerns their continuing legal education. The Florida Bar sets hourly obligations that attorneys must meet. Specifically, over a 3-year period, each member of the Florida Bar must complete 33 hours of continuing legal education, five of which must be in the area […]
Ever walk into your law firm and notice a lull has overtaken the room? Your employees seem almost lackadaisical and uninterested, their motivation at an all-time low? Employee motivation can be a difficult hurdle to overcome. Making someone interested in their job is not something you should have to do, but […]
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