Electronic Audio Court Reporting, Court reporting, Virginia,

Electronic Audio Deposition Reporting Technologies, Procedures, & Rules

Legal IT Electronic Court Reporters utilize digital audio recording notebook computers. All depositions are recorded with two independent system recorders for back-up security, insuring the complete testimony is preserved.

Multiple individual microphones, including lavalier, PZM, and shotgun, are available to adapt to various locations & provide clean sound for recording & transcription.

Transcription of digital recordings--either audio or video--is performed by certified legal transcribers to verbatim standards. All transcripts are provided to the client via e-mail in MS Word ASCII digital format, in Federal Court guidelines. This allows the attorney to print multiple copies at their convenience. Transcripts are invoiced electronically.

Audio Depo Standard Rates

Rates are $190 appearance fee for the first 2hrs., add. hrs@$50hr. $4 per page transcription, e-delivery. 10 days.

(rates apply to Legal IT depos only)

All audio (& video) deposition records are produced according to FRCP 30(b)4 & Virginia Code 8.01-412.2 & 8.01-412.4, notarized, and can be court filed in the digital native format on CD-ROM (audio) with-out transcription, at a substantial cost savings.