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Certified court reporters. Remote depositions. Realtime and legal video. Bring the services your proceeding needs together through one scheduling team.
Request a court reporter ↗Speak with scheduling (844) 778-3555Your city, date and requirements guide the availability review.
Choose what the matter needs.
Keep it connected to one assignment.
Certified reporters for depositions, hearings, arbitrations and trials.
↗02Coordinate participants, the reporter and remote proceeding logistics.
↗03Live transcript access for counsel and authorized participants.
↗04Professional video coordinated alongside the reporting record.
↗05Certified transcripts, rough drafts and expedited requests.
↗Coverage is reviewed for your location, date and required credentials. Submitting a request starts that review; scheduling confirms the assignment with you.
How scheduling works →Date, local time, venue or remote format, and estimated duration. Pending details can follow.
Include realtime, video, interpretation or transcript turnaround in the initial request.
Update scheduling when the time, venue, participants or service requirements change.
Find your market, then request coverage for the actual venue and date. In-person, remote and hybrid formats stay within one scheduling path.
Browse nationwide coverage ↗Yes. Use one scheduling relationship for matters across the United States. Coverage is confirmed for each date, city and proceeding.
Include all requested services in the same request so the scheduling team can review them together.
Start with the date, local time, city or remote format, estimated duration and desired services. Mark unresolved details as pending.
No. The scheduling team must review availability and confirm the assignment with you.
One request. Reporting and supporting services coordinated together.
Schedule a reporter ↗