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On July 30, 2010, the website Ocala.com reported on a Florida trial in which a judge granted an attorney’s request to exceed the state cap for the stenographic court reporter due to concerns about, “the quality ...

NCRA has received additional nominations for the positions of Vice President and Secretary-Treasurer on the NCRA Board. All NCRA voting members (as defined in Article III of the NCRA Constitution and Bylaws) have the right to vote in any contested races online via a secure Web site. For members to receive ...

The U.S. District Court, Southern District of Florida, dismissed three cases involving how court reporting firms charged for index pages. The three cases, Adelson v. U.S. Legal Support, Inc., et al. (Case No.: 09-CV-21527), Glenn J. Webber, P.A. v. Esquire Deposition Servs., LLC (Case No.: 09-CV-21538), and Public Concepts, LLC v. ...

Recently, Alabama faced the devastating news that mandatory certification of court reporters could possibly cease to exist October 1, 2010. What began as a sunset bill (SB564), with no controversial issues, should have passed quickly and without opposition. However, the bill was amended on the floor of the legislature without the ...

There are two nominees each for the positions of president-elect, vice president, secretary-treasurer, and for one seat on the NCRA Board of Directors. All NCRA voting members (as defined in Article III of the NCRA Constitution and Bylaws) have the right to vote in such contested races online via a secure ...