Yearly Archives: 2013

  Stenography has been around for decades. However, the steno machines of yesteryear are almost unrecognizable from the modern, sleek and dynamic machines and methods currently employed by court reporters.   Court reporting firms around the nation as well as the courts have tried different methods of creating a record and it always comes back […]

While the comic above is humorous, it is also extremely true! Paralegals are an indispensable part of any good law practice. From assisting in research to preparing affidavits, good paralegals can turn a mediocre practice into an efficient, smooth-running office, helping clients feel more secure in working with the practice’s lawyers. How do you become […]

  Depositions can make or break a case.  Creating a winning record is a team effort for the Court Reporter and the Attorney. Below are five tips for lawyers from Select Court Reporters, Inc. in Orlando, Florida to make sure your depositions, hearings, and trials are accurately and efficiently reported.

There are rules that court reporters must follow when it comes to, for example, formatting of transcripts, rates being charged, hiring practices, billing practices and, of course, impartiality when reporting. The formatting rules vary somewhat from state to state. However, it is imperative that court reporters do follow the rules set out by the state […]

Court Reporters: The Code of Professional Ethics of the National Court Reporters Association states that “Reporters should refrain from giving, directly or indirectly, any gift or anything of value to any person or entity associated with litigation that exceeds $100 in the aggregate per recipient each year. Nothing offered in exchange for future work is […]