By Amy Marie Yarbrough With each new semester, there’s a cauldron of frights. What if the professor lectures like an auctioneer? What if there’s only…
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By Deborah Kriegshauser Realtime stage fright: Will I be prepared? Will my equipment hook up to the judge? Will it hook up to the attorneys? Will…
By Alan Peacock As many seasoned reporters and captioners know, any realtime assignment can be a nightmare, filled with ghosts and goblins, or it can…
By Lisa Knight Who isn’t afraid of mistrans or untrans when writing realtime? I’d be lying if I didn’t admit that I am always a…
The Daily Item posted an article on Oct. 26 about NCRA member Colleen Wentz, RMR, CRR, a freelance court reporter from Middleburg, Pa., who is…
An article posted on Oct. 23 by Savingformyfamily.com covers what traits make a good court reporter. Read more.
A blog posted on Howtoworkfromhome.blog on Oct. 25 lists court reporting and legal videography as two of the most lucrative positions in the legal industry that…
Geiger Loria Filius McLucas Reporting (GLFM) announced in a press release issued Oct. 24 that it has opened a new location in State College, Pa.…
Sports Video Group posted on Oct. 23 that VITAC is offering an offline captioning webinar that will cover the role that captioners play in everyday…
BrooWaha.com posted an article on Oct. 13 about choosing a career in court reporting. Read more.
Women in Technology International recently posted on its website the second in a series of three articles by NCRA member Randi Friedman, RPR, CRR, CRC,…
JD Supra posted an article on Oct. 23 that presents a case study that applies the new Proposed Regulations under Section 199A to a court…
The Statesman Journal, Salem, Ore., reported on Oct 23 that a city councilor wants to require all televisions operating in the city’s public areas to turn…
Trustpoint.One, based in Atlanta, Ga., announced in a press release issued Oct. 16, that it has acquired Alderson Court Reporting, based in Washington, D.C. Read…
When Hurricane Michael made landfall in Mexico Beach, Fla., as a Category 4 storm earlier this month, no one expected to return to the mass…
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) encourages feedback from television viewers. According to the FCC, a complaint is a form of feedback, and the Commission wants…
On Oct. 18, Riverbend.com reported that NCRA member Jill Layton, RMR, an official court reporter from Toledo, Ill., represented the Illinois Court Reporters Association at…
The Recorder posted an article on Oct. 11 written by an appellate counsel that notes: “If you want your appeal decided on the merits, you had…
AllAccess.com reported on Oct. 15 that National Public Radio is being sued by a man who claims the network discriminates against the deaf and hard-of-hearing…
The South Carolina Lawyers Weekly reported on Oct. 17, that attorneys in the state will have to pay more for official transcripts after the state’s…