Looking for a better court reporting partner?
If your firm is considering CourtReporting.com, tell us what you need from a reporting partner. We’ll connect you with a real person—not a generic sales queue.
If you are looking for a better court reporting partner, use this page to discuss recurring needs, coverage and client-service expectations rather than a single dated proceeding.
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Use this form for account questions, recurring court reporting needs, nationwide coverage, service capabilities, or to discuss working with CourtReporting.com.
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Contact CourtReporting.com about an ongoing reporting relationship
This contact path is intended for law firms, corporate legal departments and litigation teams that want to discuss recurring court reporting needs, coverage, service expectations or account setup. If you already have a specific proceeding date and are ready to place an assignment, use the scheduling request instead.
When contacting us about a potential relationship, it is useful to describe the markets you use most often, approximate proceeding volume and whether your matters commonly require remote depositions, realtime, legal videography, interpretation or accelerated transcript delivery.
Keeping prospect conversations separate from individual scheduling orders makes both workflows clearer: new clients can discuss how the service fits their practice, while schedulers can focus on the exact proceeding details needed to place a reporter.
Information that helps us understand a prospective client
For an ongoing reporting relationship, describe the types of proceedings your firm handles most often, the jurisdictions that appear regularly on the calendar and any service standards that matter to your team. Examples include realtime availability, remote deposition support, legal video, interpreter coordination or defined transcript turnaround.
You do not need to provide confidential case details to begin a client conversation. The purpose of the contact form is to understand the workflow and determine the most useful next step.
For Looking for a better court reporting partner?, clear communication matters as much as the underlying service. Confirm the responsible contact, the required deadline and the final recipients so changes can be communicated quickly and the completed work returns to the correct case team.