September 20, 2018
5 Tips to Prepare for Interpreted Depositions
By: Colleen Jilio-Ryan | Posted in: Deposition
If you are to collect depositions from witnesses that don’t speak or understand English, you will need to employ the services of an interpreter. Professional interpreters can translate both questions and answers providing you with an accurate account of the witness’s testimony. Here are some useful tips to help you prepare for interpreted depositions: Use […]
September 6, 2018
7 Tips to Improve Your Conference Room Etiquette
By: Colleen Jilio-Ryan | Posted in: Conference Room
A conference room is a vital tool supporting your law practice. Your conference room etiquette says a lot about how you handle your business. As your primary meeting area, it is where you are always expected to put your best foot forward. It is also the place where much of your work is performed. Keeping […]
August 30, 2018
Legal Transcriptionists: Some Frequently Asked Questions
By: Jilio-Ryan | Posted in: Court Transcription
Legal transcriptionists work within the legal field helping attorneys maintain accurate and concise documents. Freelance legal transcriptionists contract with attorneys to transcribe and edit depositions, legal briefs, and many other types of legal paperwork. They can work for law firms, single attorneys, or agencies who offer transcription services. Here are a few frequently asked questions […]
August 16, 2018
7 Important Skills to Become a Successful Paralegal
By: Colleen Jilio-Ryan | Posted in: court reporting agency
To become a paralegal, it’s important to develop the right skills so that you are both effective and efficient at your job. Understanding the law is essential, but you need the skills to be able to apply the law to your cases. Here are 7 important skills to become a successful paralegal: Organization Good organizational […]
August 6, 2018
Why Proofreading Matters in Court Reporting
By: Colleen Jilio-Ryan | Posted in: court reporting
Court reporting professionals are required to create a written record of everything that transpires within the courtroom. It involves recording the spoken word, body language, inflection, and any communication that is made between the participants in the case. Proofreading your work is the determining factor as to whether or not the document you produce is […]
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