By Donna Cascio Many years ago, I was interviewed by a president judge for an officialship in a small judicial district served by two jurists…
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By Robin Cassidy-Duran After 25 years as a court reporter, I decided to branch out into the video world. Prior to January 2014 my video…
Located: Harrisburg, Pa. Employment type: CART/Captioning Member since: 1990 Graduated from: Central Pennsylvania Business School Theory: Roberts Walsh Gonzalez What are your favorite briefs or…
By Patric Martin What the International Monetary Fund’s verbatim reporters do on a regular basis for executive board meetings has caught the attention of another…
By Denyce Sanders If you’re not managing your time — or, more particularly, if you are not managing your backlog of transcripts — you…
Professionals considering taking the Certified Realtime Reporter (CRR) test have the opportunity to gain an advantage by attending the CRR Boot Camp being offered for…
By Connie Lee I love hockey. I especially love the Pittsburgh Penguins. They are my team. I have been providing in-stadium captioning for the Pittsburgh…
By Kevin Nourse New court reporters face a variety of obstacles that can derail their careers. These barriers range from meeting speed requirements in their…
In a blog posted June 9 on JD Supra Business Advisor, Julia Alicandri of Planet Depos, Washington, D.C., argues that the growing use of ROSS,…
The Herald-Dispatch, Huntington, W.Va., posted an article on June 7 noting that the commencement ceremony held June 6 by Huntington Junior College also marked the…
On June 3, several NCRA members, along with NCRA Director of Government Relations Adam Finkel, participated in a caption quality meeting in Washington, D.C. The…
A blog posted June 2 by JD Supra Business Advisor addresses the advantage of reserving the services of a seasoned, well-traveled court reporter to meet…
Time and time again, in addition to the high-quality speakers and sessions and the latest in new services and products showcased in the Expo Hall,…
On May 27, Bloomberg BNA posted a story about new guidelines issues by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) that address language translation, content description,…
When taking an online skills test, knowing the process and equipment needed is the first step to success. By Marybeth Everhart Online testing is well…
A blog posted May 23 on Lexology offers tips for making effective videotaped depositions, including how to best preserve the record of excerpts from the…
A blog by Kramm Court Reporting posted May 23 on JD Supra Business Advisor offers seven tips for newly licensed court reporters to avoid confusion…
Thinking of competing in speed or realtime contests? Just do it, say the pros. By Annemarie Roketenetz A major highlight at the NCRA Convention &…
By Josée Boisvert As the approaches and methodologies applied to instruction and teaching have evolved over the centuries, so too have the challenges. Students today…
By Gretchen House and Roanna L. Ossege Scoping can accomplish many things for a budding reporter, but there are pitfalls to avoid, lessons to be…