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…
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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…
The Virginia Lawyers Weekly reported on Oct. 16, that Virginia court reporters plan to seek state regulation in the 2019 General Assembly, according to materials…
Radio station WSAU, based in Wausau and Stevens Point, Wis., posted an article on Oct. 13 about Oscar-winning deaf actress Marlee Matlin’s reaction to no…
NCRA Board Member Cindy L. Isaacsen, RPR, an official court reporter from Olathe, Kan., participated in a mock trial with fifth- and sixth-graders hosted on…
By Bobbi Fisher On September 10, Hurricane Florence made her presence known on the weather radar with an alarming size. Forecasters predicted a strong Category…
NCRA members Sherry Bryant, RMR, CRR, of Harrisburg, Pa., and Doug Zweizig, RDR, CRR, of Towson, Md., both competed in the United States Court Reporters…
A blog posted on Oct. 9 by Glassdoor.com names captioning as one of eight top jobs for early careerists to consider. The blog notes that…
Take your business and yourself to a whole new level at the NCRA Business Summit, formerly the NCRA Firm Owners Executive Conference, in sunny San…
Registration is now open for the NCRA Business Summit, an educational event with robust content, actionable takeaways, and networking opportunities, to be held Feb. 1-3,…
By Kelli Ann Willis I travel around the world covering realtime assignments. In August, I set out for an assignment in Seoul, South Korea. I wasn’t…
In an article posted Oct. 9 by The National Law Review, attorney Lawrence J. Del Rossi writes, in an installation to a multi-part series, about…
The Federal Communications Commission’s (FCC) Disability Advisory Committee (DAC) met on Oct. 3 for the last meeting of their second term. This committee comprises organizations…
By Lesia Mervin Sandy Bunch Vanderpol asked if I could provide any additional advice based on my years as an official. Here are a few additional…
Lexblog.com posted a guest blog on Oct. 3, written by Texas Court Reporters Association’s president Shari J. Krieger, RMR, and president-elect Lorrie A. Schnoor, RDR,…
So what do you do when you are asked to report a spelling bee? If you have the opportunity to do so, Chase Frazier, RMR,…