Ginger Brooks, RPR, CRR, a freelancer and agency owner based in Jackson, Miss., signed up for NCRA’s Realtime Systems Administrator Program and earned her certificate…
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NCRA’s Nominating Committee has offered its candidates for the 2015-16 Board of Directors. The following outlines the candidates’ qualifications for members to prepare for voting.…
An article in the Freestone County Times (Texas) highlighted the appeal of court reporting as a post-high-school career. The article cited a few findings from…
The Lodi News-Sentinel (Calif.) published an interview with NCRA member Dina Marcus on how she became a court reporter. The interview also covered the biggest…
NCRA Vice President Tiva Wood, RDR, CMRS, from Mechanicsburg, Pa., brought her expertise in courtroom management and CART in a legal setting to a panel…
NCRA members Robin Nodland, RDR, CRR, a court reporter from Portland, Ore., and Rene L. Twedt, RDR, CRR, an official court reporter from Detroit, Mich.,…
New members joined NCRA in record numbers in April 2015, driven in part by the chance to win a Kindle Fire. Tamara Braun, a freelance…
Earlier this year, NCRA’s New Markets Task Force identified a significant opportunity for NCRA members to deliver realtime court reporting services in the legal, health…
NCRA’s Certified Legal Video Specialist Seminar and certification will be held in conjunction with the NCRA Convention & Expo in New York City, July 30-Aug.…
NCRA has announced the 2015 class of Fellows of the Academy of Professional Reporters. The recipients will be recognized during an Awards Luncheon at the…
The National Court Reporters Foundation has announced that Kendra Steppler, a student from Sumner College in Portland Ore., is the recipient of the $2,000 2015…
An article posted May 18 on Syracuse.com offers the story behind the interview of 91-year-old WWII veteran Donald Frida. Frida, a U.S. Army veteran who…
The New Haven Independent, New Haven, Conn., posted an article on May 12 about the recent release of the court transcripts from the murder trial…
In a press release issued May 13, LiveDeposition.com, a provider of local and cloud-based remote realtime streaming solutions for the legal industry, announced that Yuma…
Last week, a representative from Good Karma Brands, a sports marketing firm based in Milwaukee, Wis., contacted the National Court Reporters Foundation with a last-minute…
New freelancer survey provides insight to what motivates and repels talented reporters. By Christina Lewellen Court reporting and captioning firms can only succeed if they…
The National Court Reporters Foundation opened nominations for its 2015 Student Intern Scholarship. The deadline to submit nominations is July 6. To be eligible for the…
On May 8, The National Law Review posted an article updating closed captioning details based on a public notice released by FCC’s Consumer and Governmental…
Hawaii mandated accommodations for people with hearing or visual impairments at all theaters in the state, according to a May 7 article in The Garden…
The Claremore Daily Progress, Okla., posted an article on May 12 about a dog named Jerzy, owned by court reporter Mindie Baab, who is being…