Legal and Court Reporting Transcription articles — page 2

Practical guidance for preparing recordings, choosing transcript formats, and using transcripts in your work.

CJIS-Compliant Transcription for Law Enforcement: What Agencies Must Require

For law-enforcement agencies, prosecutors, public-safety IT, CJIS security officers, and procurement, CJIS-compliant transcription should be evaluated on more than price.

Best Transcription Services for Federal Court Cases: What to Look For

For federal litigators, appellate teams, criminal-defense and prosecution support, and litigation operations, federal court transcription services should be evaluated on more than price.

Best Transcription Services for Insurance Companies and Claims Departments

For claims directors, adjusters, SIU teams, coverage counsel, and claims operations, insurance transcription services should be evaluated on more than price.

Best Transcription Services for Multi-District Litigation (MDL) Cases

For MDL counsel, litigation support, discovery teams, common-benefit committees, and law-firm operations, MDL transcription services should be evaluated on more than price.

7 Signs Your Law Firm Has Outgrown Its Current Transcription Vendor

For managing partners, law-firm COOs, litigation support, and legal operations, law firm transcription vendor should be evaluated on more than price.

Is a Transcript Considered a Legal Document?

For lawyers, business teams, investigators, researchers, and members of the public, is a transcript a legal document should be evaluated on more than price.

What Happens if a Court Reporter and an Audio Recording Disagree?

For attorneys, court reporters, litigants, appellate teams, and court administrators, court reporter and audio recording disagree should be evaluated on more than price.

Can a Transcript Be Used as Evidence Without the Original Recording?

For litigators, investigators, claims teams, compliance officers, and parties, transcript used as evidence should be evaluated on more than price.

Do You Need a Release Form to Record and Transcribe an Interview?

For researchers, employers, journalists, podcasters, lawyers, and business interviewers, release form to record an interview should be evaluated on more than price.

How to Negotiate a Transcription Services Contract for Multi-Office Law Firms

For law-firm COOs, general counsel, procurement, litigation support, and finance, transcription services contract for law firms should be evaluated on more than price.

How to Budget for Transcription on a Multi-Year Litigation Case

For litigation finance, trial teams, legal operations, and case managers, litigation transcription budget should be evaluated on more than price.

How Law Firms Can Bill Transcription Costs Back to Clients Correctly

For law-firm finance teams, managing partners, billing managers, and litigation support, billing transcription costs to clients should be evaluated on more than price.