As an attorney, you have many different court reporting options from
which you can choose. Digital reporting involves a reporter transcribing
a recorded sound file. Real time reporting involves a Seattle court reporters transcribing the court or other legal proceeding in real time. Here are some of the benefits of this type of reporting.
Many
times, depositions and other legal proceedings are held several days in
a row, especially if you have several witnesses to interview. If you
have a transcription of each day’s deposition that same day, you can use
it to put together the deposition questions for the next day.
Another
advantage to having a report done in real time is that you can see
things in writing, which helps you as a legal professional stay focused
and on target. When you can read the report the same day, the details
are more likely to stay fresh in your mind and therefore will likely
make more sense when you have to recall them later.
A third
advantage to real time reporting is that you can correct errors right
away rather than waiting for a transcript. If there is a consistent
spelling error of someone’s name in a document, it may be difficult to
recall the correct spelling later on. However, when you have a report
being transcribed in real time, you can correct any errors before they
become big issues.
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