Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions from attorneys, paralegals, legal assistants, and litigation teams.
These frequently asked questions cover court reporter scheduling, nationwide coverage, remote proceedings, realtime, video and transcript delivery.
Scheduling, coverage and transcript answers.
These court reporting FAQs address the details legal teams most often confirm before placing an assignment.
Do you provide court reporters nationwide?
Yes. The scheduling team coordinates assignments across all 50 states, with office-supported markets in California, Arizona, Nevada, and New York.
Can I request realtime reporting?
Yes. Include the number of realtime participants and any connection or rough-draft requirements.
Do you support remote and hybrid depositions?
Yes. Reporter, video, interpretation, exhibits, and technical needs can be coordinated together.
Can transcripts be expedited?
Rush options depend on the assignment and reporter availability. Include the required deadline.
Can I request legal videography?
Yes. Legal video can be coordinated with the reporter and transcript workflow.
Frequently asked court reporting questions before a proceeding
Legal teams usually need to confirm three things before scheduling: whether coverage is available in the required jurisdiction, which supporting services belong with the reporter and when the transcript is needed. Providing those details together makes it easier to coordinate an in-person, remote or hybrid assignment.
Realtime, legal videography, interpretation, rough drafts and expedited transcripts are optional services with different purposes. If the matter needs any of them, include the requirement at the start rather than waiting until the proceeding date.
For a specific assignment, the scheduling form is the fastest path. For firms evaluating an ongoing relationship, the Contact page is designed for account and service conversations.
When to use FAQ, Contact or Schedule
Use the FAQ when you are still learning how a service works. Use Contact when your firm wants to discuss recurring needs or a client relationship. Use Schedule when you already have a proceeding date and enough matter information to begin coordinating a reporter.
Keeping those three paths distinct reduces confusion and helps each request reach the team with the context it needs.
For Frequently Asked Questions, 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.