Lawyers can help court reporters do their jobs better

By Peter Vieth
Published: January 23, 2012

Court reporters are the silent sentinels of the record. They are the invisible men and women tapping away during a court hearing or deposition. They transcribe the proceeding and fulfill a critical duty – creating a written record that can carry a case forward or stop it in its tracks. Too often, though, attorneys unintentionally thwart ...

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