By Judy Stevens If any of you have heard Anissa R. Nierenberger, RPR, CRR, CRC, CRI, speak at either a state or national conference, you know…
Posts tagged as “JCR November 2017”
By Debra J. Morris I remember the day I woke up with a spare tire. Judge Gatreaux, the judge I worked for, had a penchant…
By Ian Hardy I started covering international depositions as a legal videographer more than seventeen years ago. During the time I was living in Paris,…
While there are many attractive attributes to a career in court reporting, perhaps one of the most intriguing is the opportunity to travel abroad for…
That’s sooooooo Portland Q. What does your wife do for a living? A. She is a baker. Q. And where does she work? A. In…
Resides: Appleton, Wis. Employment type: Official reporter Member since: 1996 Graduated from: Gateway Technical College Why did you decide to enter this profession, and how did you learn…
By Risa Entrekin Many reporters accept an officialship after years of freelancing and feel they can relax with only one person to keep happy: the…
By Robin Nodland Long-time NCRA member and 2016-2017 Technology Committee chair offered her personal checklist for what she brings to the job. She suggests adapting…
After scanning the JCR job ads for interesting opportunities, Mary Allred, RPR, from Alberta, Canada, relocated to Japan in 2015. As a reporter for Planet…