Why Siri and Alexa Have Not Replaced Court Reporters

October 15, 2021 12:00 pm | Dianne | Court Reporting

Are you a Fort Lauderdale court reporter? You may have heard the same news that we did. Many others in the legal profession have been whispering amongst themselves that technology will soon replace all of us in court. After all, voice recording technology has grown by leaps and bounds through the years. And they assert tech never gets tired or makes mistakes, unlike human beings with frailties. The endless chatter on whether court reporters will get sacked just won’t die down. Your initial response may be to believe everything. After all, we live in a time where you can..

Certified Court Reporting: Everything You Need to Know

January 24, 2020 9:51 am | Dianne | Court Reporting

When one thinks of a court reporter, the image that comes to the mind is that of a professional that keeps records during the proceedings. There are several aspects of court reporting that a lot of us are unaware of. If you are searching for a professional court reporter, you need to be aware of these aspects. To help you get a better idea, we have discussed those areas in the subsequent sections. What is court reporting? In the simplest terms, court reporting refers to the process of recording and transcribing verbal speech into written form for documents and..

Have You Ever Had a Court Reporter Arrive Late for a Deposition?

January 24, 2020 9:42 am | Dianne | Court Reporting

And everybody was waiting for her to arrive? Has this happened to you? When searching for a court reporter in Miami, there are certain qualities you must look for. Punctuality is one such trait that a court reporter must possess. A reliable professional reaches the venue on time or preferably 30 minutes early when he/she receives an assignment. Imagine hiring someone who arrives 25 minutes late? Attorneys coming in from out of state have time-sensitive schedules. They could easily miss their return home flights because of someone’s tardiness. Furthermore, this means each attorney’s, and even deponent’s, time get wasted..