FAQ

It’s simple, connect to the internet on a computer, tablet or phone, so long as you have a webcam and microphone and log in.

Nope, Remote Legal Court Reporting is a web-based platform so no software download is required.

Witness video is date and timestamped, and available immediately after the proceeding.

An attorney, paralegal or legal assistant can preload exhibits or upload on-the-fly. Share only the exhibits you deem necessary and they are automatically date and timestamped once introduced. Mark and annotate the exhibit for witnesses and attorneys to see in real time.

In addition to the platform, Remote Legal also provides the court reporter who will not only capture the record but provide the local notary services required in order to swear in the witness.

YES, Remote Legal Court Reporting is a single source solution for remote depositions. Remote Legal Court Reporting offers both stenographic and electronic means of capturing the record.

An electronic court reporter is the EXACT same role as a traditional stenographer except they use digital technology to capture the audio of the proceeding to be transcribed later. They are notaries who swear witnesses in, handle exhibits, and provide playbacks when necessary. Redundant methods of audio recording are employed ensuring a verbatim testimony capture.

One of the growing regional and professional trends is for the attorney to conduct a deposition but not require the transcript for any number of reasons. Remote Legal Court Reporting’s transcript-less services allow for attorneys to conduct a deposition just like any other and determine when and if they need the transcript. If a transcript is required in our standard 10 day turnaround, no problem. If a transcript is requested 6 months after the deposition, don’t worry, we preserve the testimony and exhibits and only need 10 days from the time of request to turn them back to you. Only pay for what you need, when you need it!

Simple! A flat hourly rate and that’s it.