Court reporting agencies are known for supplying legal assistance to law firms, but their assistance is also valuable to companies. If your company needs the services below, you will find them at an agency that offers a full range of court reporting services.
Transcript Production
In addition to recording the language of depositions and legal trials, court reporters also record the language of official company meetings. If a company needs the language of an official meeting recorded in the form of a transcript, a reporter is the ideal candidate for the job.
Record Retrieval
Performing document retrieval in-house is an expense that most companies wish to avoid, and using a reporting agency to retrieve documents is an easy way to avoid it. Most large companies retrieve a significant amount of documents annually, from medical records for workers comp claims to financial records for audits. Agencies regularly retrieve the following types of documents, among others: medical records, financial records, criminal records, police records, and legal records.
Early Case Assessment
Early case assessment evaluates the potentialities of a legal case from several perspectives, most importantly:
How much a case would cost How much exposure the case would bring to the parties involved Whether the case would be winnable in court How long it would take to resolve the case The resources needed to help give the case a favorable outcomeEarly case assessment is often performed concurrently with deposition services, as the information that is gathered in depositions is crucial for determining the things listed above. Early case assessment helps a company's general counsel make educated decisions about important legal matters.
Document Review
Document review is one of the court reporting services that law firms use the most, but it can also help companies review a large volume of documents for an upcoming legal case, assess the value of a potential business merger, or gather the information needed to respond to a regulatory inquiry. Agencies supply the legal staff and document review suites that companies need to review a large volume of documents in a short period.
Complex Litigation Support
Several scenarios make litigation complex, such as a short time to resolve a case, a large volume of complex information surrounding a case, and a large number of witnesses who must be deposed before a case can go forward. When a case has at least one of these elements, the attorneys who handle it may need support in the form of a document review team, additional paralegals or attorneys, and reporters that specialize in real time reporting. An agency provides these types of support and more.
Conclusion
Reporting agencies provide court reporting services to law firms. These services are also valuable to companies that need the language of meetings recorded and preserved in transcript form, help assessing the potential outcome of a legal case, or assistance supplying a legal team with crucial types of legal support. For more information about recording the language of depositions or other types of proceedings, contact a reporting agency today.
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