Are you interested in the legal field but don’t have the resources or time to pursue a law degree? There is still an opportunity for you to engage with the courtroom setting. A career in court reporting could be your answer. Educational Requirements for Court Reporting in Ontario In Ontario,
Most civil lawsuits are often resolved out of court, as it is often more timely and cost-efficient. Often this involves incorporating the use of mediation. Mediation is when the parties
Are you trying to resolve disputes during COVID-19, and prefer to resolve them at your own home or office rather than coming into our office? On The Record (OTR) court
Choosing a legal professional is often thought to be a daunting process and oftentimes this decision is based upon the anticipated cost. The profusion of choice and other factors besides
Experienced court reporters produce thorough, high-quality, and accurate transcripts. A court reporter’s precision and accuracy can have valuable benefits for a lawyer, by potentially shaping the outcome of the case.
Typically, clients are prepped by their lawyers for an examination for discovery and are normally informed about the process. Oftentimes, concerns such as what to do when you are unable
Clients may assume that lawyers are unnecessary during an examination for discovery. Needless to say, lawyers play a vital role in preparing their clients for an examination. There are several
Post examination, a lawyer will inquire as to when the court transcript will be available for review. Typically, the average time a court reporter takes to deliver a transcript can
In current times, legal professionals are slowly moving towards the usage of technology, as opposed to more traditional methods. However, there are often technical challenges regarding e-files and transcripts –
The legal industry today is adapting towards a more technological approach requesting all those involved to be proficient in a variety of computer and software skills. This knowledge has a
There are many rules of etiquette to follow in an examination for discovery. Here are a few helpful tips that will assist you when working with a court reporter. 1)
When conducting an examination of a witness out of court and under oath, you should consider not only the procedural requirements of conducting the examination, but also the space in
In order to reduce the cost of litigation, lawyers are beginning to consider conducting the process of examination for discovery by telephone. This approach can save time and money
