Yes, you can. Ask your dedicated Client Relationship Manager about rate sheets for high-volume litigators. Schedule a court reporter by clicking “Schedule A Call Back”. Then compare our personalized customer support & pricing with the competition. 

Yes. We specialize in technical assistance during depositions and trials. Our team of friendly and competent support staff are at your side throughout the litigation process. You can schedule:

• videography
• remote deposition set-up and monitoring
• exhibit management including uploading, sharing, presenting and annotating
• and much more

Contact your dedicated Client Relationship Manager to get a tailored solution.

It’s easy. Karasch guarantees transparent pricing so you can easily compare page rates with the competition’s. Guaranteed NCRA formatting guidelines means you’ll know how many lines per page, and how many characters per line, to expect your Karasch transcript to be. The result is price transparency and consistency for you.

Compare “apples to apples”.  When comparing page rates making sure the competing page also consistently meets NCRA guidelines. 

We’ll compare rates for you.  Just click “Schedule A Call Back” and ask for a comparison.

That’s fine. Click “Schedule A Call Back” and follow the instructions. We’ll process your request promptly and send you a confirmation within minutes. 

Court reporting services are essential for accurately documenting legal proceedings, such as trials, depositions, hearings, and arbitrations. They involve the transcription of spoken dialogue into a written format, providing a reliable record that can be referenced later. This is particularly important in litigation as it ensures that all statements made during a legal proceeding are captured and can be used to support legal arguments or appeals. The accuracy and professionalism of court reporters are critical, as any errors in the transcript could potentially impact the outcome of a case.

Certified court reporters are trained professionals who have passed rigorous exams to demonstrate their proficiency in court reporting. They typically hold a certification from a recognized body such as the NCRA, which ensures they have the necessary skills in stenography, legal terminology, and transcription. Additionally, many court reporters have experience in litigation settings, making them familiar with the nuances of legal procedures and the requirements for producing accurate transcripts of such proceedings.

Finding a reliable court reporting company involves researching various court reporting agencies and their services. Look for companies that have a strong reputation for providing accurate and timely court reporting services. Reading reviews, asking for references, and checking their credentials can provide insight into their reliability. Additionally, consider companies that offer a full suite of court reporting services, including video services, remote depositions, and realtime transcription, to meet all your court reporting needs.

Using professional court reporters for depositions ensures that the record is accurate and complete. These experts are trained to capture every word spoken during the proceeding and provide a clear and precise transcript that can be used for legal purposes. Additionally, many court reporters offer videography services, allowing for a visual record of the proceedings.