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Blue skies ahead for court reporters

A Sept. 25 article in the San Gabriel Valley Tribune spotlights the growing demand for court reporters that is expected to lead to a shortage of…

Nuremberg stenographer’s mementos auctioned

On Sept. 25, the Associated Press reported the discovery of an old trunk containing carbon copies of transcripts from the Nuremberg war-crimes trials and other…

Court reporters charged with fraudulent billing

Three Georgia court reporters were charged with racketeering, theft by taking, theft by deception, and giving false statements, according to an article on WBTV.com, a…

E-seminar review: Court reporters and HIPAA

In regards to HIPAA, it’s important to know where the obligations of court reporters and the profession as a whole fit. Joe Dyleweski, managing director…

NCRA member in the news

The Southern Business Journal reported that NCRA member and court reporter Amy B. Quint of Benton, Ill., was presented the Distinguished Service Award at the…

Acing the test

By Gene Betler and Bruce Balmer NCRA offers training in a number of specialty programs, including one for legal videographers who desire to capture a…

New Realtime Systems Administrators announced

NCRA announced its latest class of Realtime Systems Administrators, who completed the test at the 2014 NCRA Convention & Expo. They were: Brandi N. Bigalke…