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From a part-time transcriber gig for pocket change to board president of one of the most important trade associations in court reporting, Susan LaPooh has

The data doesn’t lie. Industry predictions made a decade ago about a stenographer shortage have proven true. In 2013, the U.S. had 32,000

Think about the last time you were in a courtroom or deposition. You probably noticed the court reporter diligently working to capture every word, but

The administration of justice relies fundamentally on accurate, timely court records. As state legislatures consider updates to rules of civil procedure, it's crucial to

As court reporting demands continue to outpace capacity across the country, legal systems are struggling to maintain timely verbatim records of legal proceedings. From

When people hear “digital reporting,” they might envision a passive recording system, devoid of human oversight or expertise.  However, digital reporters are far from

Concerns about cybersecurity are often cited as barriers to adopting digital and voice reporting methods. These concerns, however, overlook a critical truth: regardless of the

Since CTCTR last reported, California’s stenographer shortage continues to strain county court systems, putting the timely and accurate capture of the record—the bedrock of

“Finding court reporters is becoming difficult.” The shortage of stenographers has reached a critical point, affecting courts across the country, such

Like many states across the country, California is struggling with a significant challenge in its legal system: a growing shortage of stenographers. This shortage