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Read More »At this time of year, we give pause to express our heartfelt thanks and extend our best wishes for a happy and healthy holiday.
Read More »I recently stumbled upon a group on Facebook where court reporters post grammar questions, such as, “How would you punctuate this?”
Read More »Often when I am at a social event with people I am meeting for the first time, the conversation migrates to, “What do you do?” When I answer I am a court reporter, I am sometimes asked, “Do they still have those? Isn’t that antiquated? Why don’t they use digital recording technology?”
Read More »As I have begun to explore the world of social media sites, I have started thinking about ways that social media might be beneficial to me as a court reporter.
Read More »Having seen Facebook, Myspace, and Twitter printouts pulled out in depositions and entered as exhibits (more often than not with embarrassing consequences), I was admittedly skeptical about having an online social media presence. As a court reporter, every time I see a post, I envision that post with an exhibit sticker on it and used in a deposition.
Read More »During legal proceedings it is not uncommon for one attorney to say, “Off the record,” and another attorney to respond, “No. I don’t want to go off the record.”
Read More »What to consider when a party requesting a transcript is not a party to the litigation.
Read More »The John Zandonella Act, AB 1197, which became effective January 1, 2016, requires, among other things, that all legal professionals preparing a Notice of Deposition include in that Notice certain disclosures, if applicable.
Read More »If you are looking to schedule a deposition, arbitration, or trial in the San Francisco Bay Area, here are some basic points to think about.
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