By Sue Terry “However beautiful the strategy, you should occasionally look at the results.” – Winston Churchill That’s exactly what NCRA STRONG has been doing: Looking…
Posts published in “Reporting on the courts”
On April 27, JD Supra posted an updated list with links that tracks the various state and federal authorities that govern remote depositions and the…
JD Supra posted an interview on Jan. 5 with an attorney who recently obtained a complete defense verdict in one of the few jury trials to…
NCRA President Christine Phipps, RPR, was quoted in an article posted Dec. 26 by The Denver Post about the elimination of court reporter positions due…
Bloomberg Law posted an article on Dec. 29 about the status of virtual depositions during COVID-19 and beyond. Read more.
On Dec. 8, JD Supra posted a blog that offers five tips for litigation in the time of COVID-19. Read more.
On Nov. 18, JD Supra posted a blog by Esquire Deposition Solutions that addresses whether in-person depositions will return after COVID-19. Read more.
An article posted by Law.com on Nov. 20 offers five tips for avoiding awkward video conferencing malfunctions in courts and depositions. Read more.
Law.com posted an article on Nov. 2 that discusses the few New York state cases that have addressed the issue of remote depositions. Read more.
NCRA members Ryan White, RMR, CRR, and Bonita Shumway, RMR, CRR, official court reporters from Portland, Ore., were quoted in an article posted by the…
By Allison M. Hall In Oklahoma we are fortunate enough to have a Preserving the Record Task Force that is compiled of Oklahoma Supreme Court…
The first totally virtual civil jury trial to be held in Texas was delayed for a little more than a month because no lawyers consented…
Last chance to catch the early access savings on full and half registration package fees for the NCRA Connect Virtual 2020 conference happening Aug. 7-9.…
LegalNews.com posted an article on May 26 that examines how jury trials can resume in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic. Read more.
In a blog posted May 5 by the Daily Breeze, El Segundo, Calif., attorney Ron Sokol addresses the impact COVID-19 has had on the legal…
An article about the growing number of state supreme courts meeting remotely was recently posted in @TheCenter, the official newsletter of the National Center for…
By Kristie Dickinson In Michigan, I had been the owner of a freelance court reporting firm. I took depositions and produced my own work but…
By Anthony D. Frisolone The coronavirus pandemic has forced many professionals to rethink how and where they work. This holds true for official court reporters,…
KSAT-TV, San Antonio, Texas, posted a story about an official proclamation handed down to local court reporters by a district judge recognizing NCRA’s 2020 Court…
Law.com reported on Jan. 6 that a civil rights lawsuit claiming the Florida Legislature should provide captioning on all live-streamed and archived proceedings has survived a…