Is a Court Reporter Required?

It is not required by law for an attorney to have a court reporter on their legal team, but is it a mistake to not book one? Absolutely.

It is impossible for an attorney to remember each and every one of the details that transpire in the court room. This makes working on the case following the deposition or trial an insurmountable feat. Even if an attorney utilizes a recording device, this technology is flawed. It may not clearly pick up everything that is said, and it certainly can’t distinguish between voices and accents. Attorneys might have to strain their ears to understand who said what.

Courts reporters entirely eliminate that struggle. At Envision Legal, our Las Vegas court reporters are trained to be the best in the business. They can easily transcribe 200 words per minute with an accuracy rate of 97.5%, so attorneys and paralegals can be confident they are getting the cleanest transcript possible. They are pristine, concise, and provide the information an attorney needs in an easily digestible layout. No longer to attorneys have to wreak their brains to fill the gaps in their memories– Envision provides them a transcript in whichever form they prefer whenever their client needs it.

Is a court reporter required? No. Is one necessary to the success of your case? Yes. Schedule a court reporting service wish us today.