COVID-19 UPDATE:
With the national emergency due to the Covid-19 outbreak and the necessity for social distancing, we have temporarily closed our York, Lancaster and Harrisburg offices. While we may not be in our physical office, we remain fully functional and accessible by telephone or email. Scheduling is also available via our website or online portal and you’ll receive your transcripts in the normal, timely manner.
Of course, we will continue to cover any depositions that are currently on our schedule or that are scheduled in the future. If you prefer not to conduct an in-person deposition, there are remote options available such as telephone conference calls or using a web conferencing service that would allow the deposition to go forward in a safe and protected way. We can assist with setting up these services. Please let us know how we can help.
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The Secret Skill a Court Reporter has that can improve your deposition strategy
Let’s talk about realtime reporting, what it is and what this secret court reporter skill can do for you. Have you seen reporters come to a deposition and set up both their steno machine and a laptop and wondered why? The reason is they stream their written...
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Why court reporters think telephone depositions are scarier than Freddie Krueger
There are times when you have a deponent far away and it’s not worth traveling there and it’s not worth the cost of a videoconference. It’s a quick and easy deposition so you decide to conduct the deposition by telephone. Great. But your court reporter is shaking in...
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Graduated from Court Reporting School? Now what?
Are you a recent court reporting school graduate or getting near the end of school and starting to consider what’s next? One thing to consider is how you start out is how you end up. You have survived the challenges of school; living, eating, breathing steno theory,...
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