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You may be receiving marketing materi
als and sales pitches from national court reporting firms about alternative ways to preserve testimony at your depositions, namely “digital reporting.” They are suggesting you change the language of your deposition notices to “broadly reflect variable methods of capture.” Perhaps you haven’t heard a thing about this yet. Either way, it’s important that you are fully aware of some of the complications of this emerging practice.
These national firms are suggesting that digital reporting at a deposition is comparable to having […]
I have been called to jury duty twice, and both times I was released immediately for the mere fact that I am a court reporter, being told I know too much about the legal process and know too many attorneys. So you can imagine my excitement when I was asked to be a CART (Communication Access Realtime Translation) provider for a hearing-impaired juror. Not only was it my first opportunity to sit with a jury, but it was also my first murder trial. Working as a freelance reporter, generally all of […]
The PRI court reporters are definitely the face of our company. They are the people who are out in the field daily, working with attorneys, expert witnesses, consumers of CART, etc. They represent the best of our brand here at PRI and each one of them embodies the traits we list in our tagline: Prompt. Precise. Professional.
urt Reporters Association (NCRA), the country’s leading organization representing stenographic court reporters and captioners, has announced that Angie Starbuck has earned the nationally recognized Registered Diplomate Reporter (RDR) certification, the highest credential available to stenographic court reporters. The reporters with the RDR credential are recognized as highly experienced and seasoned, and are members of the profession’s elite.