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Could automated transcription tools replace human court reporters?

ABA Journal

For the longest time, one of the staples of any courtroom has been the stenographer. Typing on a small machine that produced a seemingly random…

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How AI and Automation Are Changing Court Reporting – and How to Adapt

The Cloud Court Blog

If you’re worried about substitute service providers and existing companies breaking into your livelihood, read on. Understand how you differentiate yourself (or not) from services that are trying to whittle away your customer base. There are straightforward solutions to remedy the court reporter shortage.

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Three Ways AI-Assisted Court Reporting Helps Improve Client Experience 

Attorney at Work

Dean Whalen, Chief Legal Officer of Readback, a new AI-assisted deposition court reporting platform, explains how AI-assisted court reporting addresses the stenographer talent crunch — with added benefits. What Is AI-Assisted Court Reporting? AI-assisted court reporting is a hybrid model of AI and humans.

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Court Reporting Company Veritext Acquires Canadian Company Reportex, Expanding Its North America Scope

LawSites

The New Jersey-based court reporting company Veritext Legal Solutions , which already provides a variety of deposition and litigation support solutions, has acquired Canadian court reporting company Reportex and its family of brands in British Columbia. ” .

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Will Automation Technology Replace the Court Reporter?

The Cloud Court Blog

Has your litigation team been challenged to book a court reporter for a deposition? Are you a skilled freelancer with a high accuracy rate irritated by cheap legal service providers who deliver horrible transcription services? There’s a debate on the future of court reporting, and both sides are ardent.

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Court Reporters Can Handle A Lot Of Sensitive Data… And Their Processes Might Not Be As Secure As You’d Think

Above The Law

Some services are getting certifications -- which is great -- but it's not necessarily enough. The post Court Reporters Can Handle A Lot Of Sensitive Data… And Their Processes Might Not Be As Secure As You’d Think appeared first on Above the Law.

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The Digital Answer to the Court Reporting Shortage

LawTechnologyToday

Can you imagine a day when court reporters are not readily available? Or when a judge’s schedule is dictated by the availability of a court reporter rather than the number of cases on the docket? When your trial is continued four or five times, not at counsel’s request, but due to a lack of court reporters?