Court reporting guide

What Does a Court Reporter Do?

How court reporters create the record and support depositions, hearings, arbitrations, and trials.

Start with the proceeding requirements

Court reporters capture spoken testimony and procedural statements to create the record.

Coordinate the supporting services

They may provide realtime feeds, identify unclear speech, mark exhibits, and coordinate transcript production.

Give scheduling complete information

Their role supports accuracy, review, motion practice, settlement analysis, and trial preparation.

Need to schedule a reporter?

Send the proceeding details to our scheduling team.

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