Top 3 Factors to Consider When Hiring Court Reporter in Georgia

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Top 3 Factors to Consider When Hiring Court
Reporter in Georgia

• ByElizabeth Gallo Court Reporting, LLC

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• Gone are the times when court reporters only used
  to transcript court hearings. With time and
  better technology at hand, court reporters can do
  much more. From real-time reporting to television
  broadcast captioning, there is nothing that a
  court reporter cant do.

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• But finding the right court reporter in Georgia
  can be tricky sometimes. When you have an array
  of options before you, confusions are ought to
  occur. The right court reporter should be
  professional, experienced, certified, and
  well-known.
• The following 3 specifications would help you
  greatly in narrowing down your options and
  choosing out the best.

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Criteria for hiring the right court reporter

1. Certifications

• Any court reporter who has been working in the
  field ought to hold an authenticated certificate.
  Also, a bunch of advanced certificates from the
  National Court Reporters Association are
  necessary. A certified court reporter is an
  indication of the fact that your case is in good
  hands.
• The types of certifications that NCRA offers
  depend on the experience and the capability of
  the court reporter. Some of such certifications
  include RPR or Registered Professional Reporter,
  an amateur level certification and RMR or
  Registered Merit Reporter, an advanced level
  certification. However, there is a third
  certification, known as the RDR or Registered
  Diplomate Reporter is the highest level of
  certification for advanced or expert court
  reporters.
• Other certifications that a national court
  reporting service provider should be holding in
  todays time include CRR or Certified in
  Real-time Reporting and CRC or Certified
  Real-time Captioning for video reporting, video
  conferencing, and broadcasting operations.

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2. Experience

• There may be depositions that require much of
  efforts and knowledge. Thus hiring experienced
  court reporters at your end can simply the case
  at hand. Also, a reporter who is apt at dealing
  with all the technology equipment and fast at
  adapting the changing needs of the field, calls
  for a good choice.

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• Choosing an RMR or an RDR certified court
  reporter over an RPR certification can help you
  big time in your case hearings. Such reporters
  also play a big hand in driving your case towards
  a win.
• You could look for the past work a County court
  reporter has been a part of or could also ask
  friends or family who has hired their services in
  the past. This can help you make a good decision
  and know how a court reporter has managed to
  handle the past cases at hand.

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3. Professionalism

• As it is said, The first impression is the last
  impression. When you first come across your
  national court reporter he should seem to be a
  highly professional person who is here to work. A
  court reporter that is serious about his work,
  ready to take risks, and is punctual, makes for a
  good choice.
• The characteristics to look for in a court
  reporter include his honesty, work commitment,
  determination, and impartiality. A court reporter
  that fulfills all these criteria would offer you
  effective, unbiased, and non-tampered results.
• In simple words, a court reporting service
  provider should value their clients and put all
  his efforts to make them happy.

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• These three characteristics of court reporters in
  Georgia make them the best choice one could make.
  There exists a wide variety of services that a
  court reporter offers but what matters is the
  choice you make. Always keep the mentioned
  criteria in mind and your intuitions high when
  finding the best court reporter is in question.

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• Elizabeth Gallo Court Reporting, LLC

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