Credit: The Quad City Times
How necessary are court reporters to the outcome of one’s case? More than many people realize. Court reporters record each and every word said during a legal proceeding and put them in a transcript for attorneys to use for reviewal at a later date. This allows attorneys to move on to the next step of their case with a firm grasp of the information in front of them.
This is just one aspect of how a court reporter can make a massive difference in the outcome of an attorney’s case. On our page “Do I Need a Court Reporter?” we lay out even more ways a quality attorney can impact a case. Visit the page to learn more about what court reporters do, their skillset, and what makes them a better option than a recording device.
“Unbelievable handling of a last-minute video deposition,” one of our clients says. “The great team at Anderson Reporting pulled a videographer and reporter out their hats and were on the record in just over an hour after our emergency call. Very impressive service!”