Digital Reporting 

At U.S. Legal Support, our goal is to provide expert, quality services for your court reporting needs. As a leading court reporting agency, we only provide our clients professional, dependable services.  

Deposition digital court reporting

What is Digital Reporting?

With digital reporting from U.S. Legal Support, certified Digital Reporters leverage professional-grade equipment to record the audio from a proceeding to produce a verbatim transcript. Afterwards, a combination of powerful technology and human transcriptionists create an accurate transcript – either rough draft, certified final, or both. With digital reporting, there’s no worry about lost or poor-quality audio for the transcription. Digital Reporters run extensive tests before each proceeding to ensure connectivity, power source stability, sound quality, and redundancy.  

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What Does a Digital Reporter Do?

Digital Reporters are qualified and highly trained individuals who use professional, state-of-the-art recording equipment to capture testimony during proceedings. During a proceeding, a Digital Reporter:

  • Are licensed notaries who can administer the oath to the witness
  • Use state-of-the-art digital recording software and equipment, cutting-edge technology, and industry best practices to capture proceedings, adhering to all federal, state, and local court rules and procedures
  • Identify speakers, objections, record timestamps, designate examination, colloquy, and mark and manage introduced exhibits during the deposition
  • Facilitate playback or readback testimony as needed
  • Actively monitor the testimony preservation

After the proceeding, the audio recording and introduced exhibits are securely transmitted to and stored by U.S. Legal Support under our industry-leading SOC 2 Type 2, HIPAA, and PII compliance measures.  

U.S. Legal Support’s Digital Reporters are qualified, possess American Association of Electronic Reporters and Transcribers (AAERT) certification, and are available to help with in-person, remote, and hybrid court proceedings. Our Digital Reporters fulfill mandatory continuing education requirements annually and are also required to be re-certified by the AAERT every three years.  

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