Court Reporting

Capture and preserve an accurate record of your legal proceedings with
Esquire’s skilled and certified court reporters.

Lives and livelihoods depend on the accurate verbatim capture of testimony in legal proceedings. Law firms can have confidence that Esquire Deposition Solutions will assign court reporters to your job that are skilled professionals who operate with the utmost confidentiality. As officers of the court, Esquire’s court reporters will impartially capture the record with speed and accuracy and ensure law firms receive an accurate transcript that preserves an exact record of the legal proceeding.

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Court Reporters Are Guardians of the Record

Official transcripts produced by professional court reporters are key to safeguarding the legal process.

Esquire’s highly skilled and certified court reporters capture a verbatim record of your deposition or other legal proceeding. Stenographic court reporters are highly trained to produce accurate transcripts of depositions, hearings, and trials by:

• Acting as impartial participants in the deposition process by administering oaths to deponents and maintaining control of the deposition
• Employing specialized shorthand to reach speeds in excess of 260 words per minute
• Providing readbacks of testimony during proceedings
• Using customized computer-aided transcription software to capture, format, edit, and deliver rough draft and final transcripts
• Securing and maintaining the record

Stenographic court reporters play a critical role in the justice system by impartially recording proceedings and producing an accurate record. That’s why our court reporters are highly trained and certified.

The Advantages of Realtime Court Reporting

During a deposition, lawyers must simultaneously listen to testimony from witnesses, note points for cross-examination and impeachment, and manage objections, among other critical tasks. Esquire helps reduce the stress of legal proceedings by offering attorneys realtime court reporting.

With realtime court reporting, a court reporter’s stenographic notes are immediately transformed into readable text, giving lawyers instant access to a written, searchable transcript of the proceeding.

Access to realtime transcription allows attorneys to:

• Absorb information more effectively by listening to and reading testimony simultaneously
• Note important points for follow-up questioning
• Search the transcript in realtime for key words and phrases
• Catch unintelligible or unclear words for correction or clarification
• Gain early access to the testimony by receiving a rough transcript delivered shortly after the proceeding concludes