Who do you think about when you picture a superhero? For some, it may be a comic book character or someone you see in Hollywood action films. In the legal world, it can be said that the true heroes are the court reporters. The importance of court reporting is often over-looked by most people. Although
Young people are often stuck wondering what they should do with the rest of their life. This is a hard question to ponder as a young adult. Fortunately, one can learn from the experiences of others. As such, it would be wise to take advice from court reporters. As a career, court reporting offers numerous
Getting an education doesn't get easier after high school. All types of higher education come with unique challenges to overcome. This holds true for court reporting school. In fact, with a court reporting education the obstacles are unlike anything you might expect. The key to success is being well-prepared. Review these tips to give you
In today's legal world, court reporting is not just an ancillary service. Even with recent advances in technology, a trained, human reporter is irreplaceable. Court stenographers produce important documents, called transcripts, which are the only record of most cases. Once a transcript is created, it is used again and again as the case proceeds. As
Court stenographers usually aren't mentioned when talking about high paying jobs. In reality, they should be part of this conversation. San Francisco court reporters enjoy generous salaries in addition to other benefits. Of course, the actual amount a court reporter can expect to make depends on many factors. Nonetheless, employment statistics show that court reporting
Judges and attorneys are usually viewed as the central players in the legal system. However, this perception leaves out a significant group: court reporters. These professionals carry out an essential purpose in our legal system. They must provide the official record for the proceedings. In fact, without a court reporter's work, the legal system would
Court reporters have daily routines just like any other profession. The average court reporter works many hours a week. Often over 40. How he or she spends this time depends on what job is performed. Court reporters often have flexible schedule benefits that most careers don’t provide. Civil and criminal law stenographers may have very
Section One: Video Deposition Synchronization Text-Video Synchronization A text-video synchronization is the electronic synchronization of the written transcript of a deposition with the video of the same deposition. Similar to closed captioning, the written transcript of the deposition scrolls in tandem with the video as it is being played. Here is how text-video synchronization can
Digital Security for Court Reporting Transcripts The very role of a court reporter is to act as the guardian of the record. Yet, this guardianship role doesn't end once the transcript is produced. Instead, court reporters must continue protecting the record while it is stored. Reporters are tasked with preserving transcript files for
How Court Reporters Embrace Realtime Reporting The natural course of any profession is to become more integrated with technology. The field of court reporting is no different. In the past, court reporters have practiced their profession in somewhat of a secluded nature. This is not to say that the reporters of yesteryear were
San Francisco: Flood Building
870 Market Street Suite 483
San Francisco, CA 94102
Concord:
2300 Clayton Road Suite 1120
Concord, CA 94520
“A California Licensed Court Reporter Family Owned Business since 1962!”
Kenneth Combs, CSR #1359 Owner
Todd Combs, President
© Copyright 2016 – | Combs Reporting | All Rights Reserved | Designed by Send It Rising. 2300 Clayton Road, Suite 1120, Concord, Ca 94520
