Court Reporting

Court reporting solutions support the creation, management, and delivery of verbatim records of court proceedings, hearings, and depositions. These platforms connect litigation teams with certified court reporters and stenographers, and increasingly offer real-time or near-real-time transcription during proceedings. Some now offer non-stenographic digital reporting as an alternative to traditional stenography, capturing testimony through synced audio and video and producing a verbatim transcript that a human reviewer proofreads and certifies by sworn declaration, an approach permitted under amended federal and many state rules. AI-assisted transcription is increasingly used to support or supplement human reporters, particularly for lower-stakes or high-volume proceedings, generating rough transcripts within hours and helping teams search testimony, surface key moments, and flag inconsistencies, though certified human reporting remains standard for many official court records. Court reporting solutions often integrate with exhibit handling, presentation, and remote deposition tools, allowing marked exhibits and transcripts to flow directly into a litigation team's broader case materials once a proceeding concludes.