Tired of the endless search for certified court reporters? THE PROBLEM: Phone CallsText MessagesE-mail BlastsSocial Media PostsUnknown Charges at Time of BookingLack of Communication with Court ReporterUnknown Qualifications of Court Reporter There is a better way! Stop the madness and take advantage of efficiency! THE SOLUTION: Search Our Database for Certified, Vetted Court ReportersA FREE...Read More
Have you received outstanding service from a court reporter or legal videographer in the past? Find their services again instantly with our custom search-by-name feature! eCourt Reporters is the only platform of its kind to provide paralegals and attorneys the ability to search and schedule court reporters by name. You’ve established a great relationship with a court reporter, and now with...Read More
HAVE YOUR DEPOSITION TRANSCRIPTS BEEN SENT AROUND THE WORLD WITHOUT YOUR KNOWLEDGE? As more local court reporting firms are acquired by large corporations, knowing who has access to deposition transcripts is becoming crucial for client-centered law firms. Outsourcing transcription services for legal proceedings is risky business as sensitive, confidential client information can be compromised. In attempts to...Read More
Pro bono is a shortened Latin term meaning “for the public good.” Every lawyer, regardless of professional prominence or workload, has a responsibility to provide legal services to those unable to pay. Stressful times encourages Americans to do good and personal involvement in the problems of the disadvantaged can be one of the most rewarding...Read More
Deposition transcripts are a record of legal proceedings, but more importantly, they are crucial tools in court cases. With rapid market changes in technology, certified transcripts are at risk. Simply put, the authenticity of a transcript requires certified court reporters. Anything less than certified court reporters risk admissibility of transcripts in court. Rules of professional...Read More
As lawyers get back to pre-COVID levels with civil cases, family law cases are still lagging behind. The nationwide trend is taking shape, but so much more needs to be accomplished. Law firms are now utilizing many different tools to complete tasks that were available previously but not considered ideal. Conducting legal proceedings via video...Read More
WHEREAS, court reporters and captioners are preserving members’ words and actions; and WHEREAS, court reporters and captioners are responsible for the closed captioning seen on television, at sporting stadiums, and other community and educational settings, bringing information to millions of deaf and hard-of-hearing Americans every day. February 6th through the 13th is 2021 Court Reporting...Read More
At eCourt Reporters we listen to our users! Whether you’re a service provider or a scheduler, we continually move forward with our award-winning technology for a better user experience! eCourt Reporters’ marketplace enables law firms, government entities, and court reporting agencies to search, select, and schedule court reporters and legal videographers directly for legal proceedings...Read More
With remote deposition services in high demand, eCourt Reporters is your only source to search, select, and schedule vetted, certified court reporters and legal videographers direct in less than five minutes! Choose the best-suited service provider with upfront pricing, listing of certifications, 5-star ratings, years of experience, and on-demand availability. eCourt ReportersRead More
Tabak Law is doing great things for our veterans. Jim Brzezinski shares what has become his life’s work in helping veterans on WTMJ620 with John Mercure. Transcription provided by eCourt Reporters, Inc. The Sunday Sip JOHN MERCURE: Welcome to the Sunday Sip, I’m John Mercure joined by my friend Jim Brzezinski, partner at Tabak Law,...Read More
As lawyers get back to pre-COVID levels with civil cases, family law cases are still lagging behind. The nationwide trend is taking shape, but so much more needs to be accomplished. Law firms are now utilizing many different tools to complete tasks that were available previously but not considered ideal. Conducting legal proceedings via video...Read More
Making business decisions doesn’t always happen in the office, especially now! President Karen Renee and Vice President Judy Gerulat of eCourt Reporters make some of their best business implementation on a Harley-Davidson ride. COVID-19 means changes in every business, this includes the legal industry. BizTimes featured eCourt Reporters’ founders regarding the importance of pivots made...Read More
John Mercure with WTMJ 620 interviewed Lauren Zwirlein from Tabak Law regarding social security disability benefits and COVID-19. Transcription provided by eCourt Reporters. JOHN MERCURE: I’m John Mercure, welcome to the Sunday Sip. We’re joined by our friend Lauren Zwirlein, attorney at Tabak Law. Thank you so much for being with us, Lauren. LAUREN ZWIRLEIN: ...Read More
Assure your clients that you are using every tool possible to ensure professional legal services at the best price. eCourt Reporters is a free service for law firms to be as thorough in selecting the best-suited court reporter as clients are in selecting best-suited legal representation. Now, more than ever, clients that are involved in...Read More
As remote legal proceedings have grown, some civil court cases have come to a grinding halt. Cook County, Illinois is struggling to keep the civil hearing process moving along. The backlog is growing in the courthouses and frustration is setting in. Court reporters are offering their individual video conference accounts to provide a means for...Read More
How has your law firm been affected by the COVID-19 epidemic? COVID-19 has changed the way many are doing business with everything from remote services involving video connections to no-touch delivery services. Law firms are adjusting as well with only 17.6% scheduling in-office depositions while 82.4% are not scheduling any in-office depositions. Are you scheduling...Read More
MADISON, Wis. – Finalists representing diverse tech-based sectors in Wisconsin’s early stage economy have recorded their presentations for online viewing as part of the 17th annual Wisconsin Governor’s Business Plan Contest. The four-month-long contest culminates during the Wisconsin Entrepreneurs’ Conference. To register for the full conference, which features speakers, panels, chat rooms and virtual “booths”...Read More
Host and founder of Just the Bulb, Caleb Dykema, uses his experience with multiple startups to provide the guidance and resources listeners need to turn their “bulb into business”! The podcast also features entrepreneur and business owner guests who started with “just the bulb” to share their insights and advice. Recently, Caleb interviewed eCourt Reporters‘...Read More
We understand most attorneys are struggling with conducting remote depositions, and while this remote work may not be the ideal situation, it is how we are able to manage during this crisis. We address the same concerns from the attorneys’ and court reporters’ point of view. Attorneys are slow to go all in with conducting...Read More
Creating the important relationship between court reporters and lawyers is one of the biggest tasks eCourt Reporters strives to accomplish. Legal technology is a wonderful thing, and when it improves lives, the results are extremely rewarding. Want to learn more about direct-connect technology? eCourt Reporters is open for business with remote services! As we are venturing into new territory with the COVID-19 pandemic,...Read More
Another great partnership is formed! As eCourt Reporters continues to grow in the legal industry, the partnership with Casetext takes another step in the right direction for great benefits to law firms. Over 4,500 law firms trust Casetext for their legal research. With the recent partnership, eCourt Reporters provides the law firms direct access to certified, vetted...Read More
eCourt Reporters will be providing tips to help court reporters and law firms transition to the current need for remote court reporting services. (Access to Tech Tip I and Tech Tip II) Checklist for conducting video conference. Host checklist Check audio and video speeds/stability. (Use, for example, speedcheck.org)Position camera at eye level.To avoid feedback, be sure...Read More
eCourt Reporters will be providing tips to help court reporters and law firms transition to the current need for remote court reporting services. (Click here if you missed Tech Tip I) You’ve chosen a video conference software, what’s next? Do multiple pretests with friends and family. Host checklist. Include an email to a personal email address...Read More
eCourt Reporters will be providing tips to help court reporters and law firms transition to the current need for remote court reporting services. Let’s start with the basics. What equipment is needed? Computer/mobile device with a webcam or remote camera for visual feed.Speaker phone (optional). In some areas, depending on Internet speed, your video feed...Read More
REMOTE DEPOSITION SERVICES NEEDED! eCourt Reporters is experiencing a large volume of searches in multiple locations for remote court reporting services due to the COVID-19 outbreak. Current court reporters: Sign in to your account and verify that your profile listing includes remote support services. Don’t have a profile listing? Click here and complete an application (free). Law firms, government entities, court reporting firms: Click...Read More