The California Supreme Court has scheduled oral arguments in Family Violence Appellate Project et al. v. Superior Court of Contra Costa County et al.,
The case against digital court reporting tends to run something like this: The record isn't as accurate, the practitioners aren't as qualified (if there
The court reporter shortage isn't news to anyone in this industry. We've been living it, documenting it, and advocating around it for years. Proceedings
AAERT and STAR are merging. The message is bigger than the merger. The legal record is one of the justice system's most fundamental guarantees.
Courts in Los Angeles are piloting the use of AI amid a growing staffing shortage in the legal system to support judges review motion
Wyoming’s courts are sounding the alarm: There simply aren’t enough court reporters available to keep up with demand. According to recent testimony to the
Across the country, courtrooms are going silent—not because the cases have stopped, but because there’s no one left to capture the record. The shortage
The court reporting industry is at a tipping point. Some might say well beyond the tipping point. With the number of certified stenographic court
The Texas Supreme Court is weighing a case that could change the way court records are captured in Texas and potentially beyond. At stake
Of all the advocates championing the need for expanding digital reporting in response to the widening stenographer shortage, few are working as hard as
