CSR Court Reporting – What You Need To Know Having accurate records that reflect depositions, interviews, and other legal proceedings is critical. Utilizing a certified shorthand reporter (CSR), also known as court reporter or stenographer, is one of the most effective ways to ensure accurate transcription of this information. Having experienced and knowledgeable court reporters handling your legal case is essential. Do not hesitate to contact our team at Kusar Court Reporters to find out how we can meet your needs. Fill out our online contact form or call our office at (800) 282-3376 to dis ..read more

How To Ensure Ethical And Secure Video Conferencing Video conferencing has become standard practice in many companies, but concerns about security and ethics remain. Implementing several effective practices can help to ensure an ethical and secure video conference for all participants. Law firms should take ethical video conferencing seriously. Law firm owners can begin by learning more about security measures they can take and compliance with ethics guidelines governing confidentiality. If you have questions about improving your video conferences, consider contacting Kusar Court Reporters b ..read more

How Court Reporters Remain Important Within A Modern High-Tech Environment People may wonder how court reporters remain relevant in today’s high-tech environment. Rather than decreasing the demand for court reporting services, the COVID-19 pandemic spurred an increase as remote proceedings became widespread and court reporters no longer had to work around a lengthy commute. Still, there are other ways that court reporters, like those at Kusar Court Reporters, remain relevant in an ever-changing landscape. To find out about their court reporting services, call them today at (800) 282-3376. Th ..read more

Common Deposition Questions One of the most important responsibilities of court reporters is to capture testimony during depositions. Depositions can have a significant impact on a case and uncover revealing information. The first step to preparing for depositions is to compile a list of questions to ask or that your client may be asked. The team at Kusar Court Reporters has extensive experience with capturing a verbatim record that includes common deposition questions and answers. Consider contacting us at (800) 282-3376 to schedule a confidential consultation to discuss how we can help wit ..read more

How Long Does It Take To Receive A Transcript After A Legal Deposition? Lawyers and other professionals rely on court reporters to transcribe testimony from legal proceedings. These professionals specialize in taking testimony from a deposition or hearing to create a transcript. Since most cases are on a deadline, it is crucial to know when you will receive a legal deposition transcript. Find out when you can expect to receive this vital component of your legal proceedings. If you require legal court reporting services for your law firm, consider scheduling with Kusar Court Reporters by cal ..read more

Conquering The Legal Challenges Of Remote Exhibit Sharing In Virtual Depositions The legal industry is one of the oldest institutions in the nation. Many people associate court proceedings as in-person courtroom battles. However, many types of cases can potentially be resolved without ever entering a courtroom, including those resolved through negotiations, arbitration, or mediation. Even if a court date is in the future for a particular case, costs can often be minimized by optimizing virtual capabilities. While virtual depositions are quickly becoming the new normal, there still pose vario ..read more

Deposition Interruptions And Court Reporting In an ideal deposition, court reporters are completely uninvolved in the proceeding outside of capturing the spoken record. However, sometimes situations arise in which a court reporter needs to interrupt a deposition for clarification purposes. Attorneys and court reporters can both take preventative measures to reduce the likelihood of interruptions, but they will inevitably be necessary from time to time. An effective court reporter should be assertive enough to interrupt a deposition when it is warranted. For more information on depositions an ..read more

What Is a Deposition and How Does It Work? The American Bar Association shares that discovery is an important stage in the trial process and that one of the most common forms of discovery is the deposition, which is testimony that is made out of court but under oath. The discovery phase allows both sides in the case to exchange relevant information regarding the evidence and witnesses each will be presenting at trial – helping to ensure that both the prosecution and the defense begin on a level playing field. Depositions are critical components in the discovery process, and court reporters h ..read more

Court Reporter Skills That Help Your Case Court reporting is a complex job that requires a variety of skills. The best court reporters are highly proficient in all of these court reporter skills and understand how to use them effectively inside and outside of court proceedings. While certain skills like fast typing may be obvious, there are many other skills that go into being an effective court reporter. The team at Kusar Court Reporters is proud to help our clients through skilled court reporting. Contact us today at (800) 282-3376 to learn more about how we can help with hearings, deposit ..read more

How Do Court Reporters Transcribe? Court reporters fill an essential role in all types of legal proceedings. These professionals are highly skilled in their craft and can compile accurate transcriptions at lightning speed. But how do court reporters transcribe so well? They rely on skills learned through extensive training. At Kusar Court Reporters, our team of dedicated court reporters takes pride in consistently providing our clients with accurate transcripts. You can learn more about how we can help you with our services by giving us a call at (800) 282-3376. What Do Court Reporters Do? C ..read more