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Transcription Services

Why Choose Hudson Court Reporting & Video

Hudson Court Reporting & Video, a woman-owned corporation services provider, has been providing expert courtroom transcription services throughout New York, New Jersey and nationwide since 1998. We have worked closely with the nation’s top law firms, transcribing testimony and depositions from simple slip and fall cases to complex big bank litigation cases.

Investment in Cutting-Edge Technology

Expert video depositions capture the impact of words and statements in a way that transcripts cannot. This is why our professional videographers are well-versed and experienced in the art of video presentation including lighting, backgrounds, witness position and camera angles. Through the use of cutting edge technology, our videographers capture testimony in a state-of-the-art digital format using the highest quality digital cameras for maximum audio-visual impact at trial. Videographers at Hudson Court Reporting & Video monitor their multi-miking setups and audio levels ensuring a high quality, complete presentation. This allows a distraction free focus on the testimony at hand unsullied by noise artifacts or muddled sounding voices.

Exceptional Support and Communication

With a strong commitment to personal service, clear communication, scale, and innovation, we have earned the reputation as a partner attorneys can rely on for consistently reliable, professional courtroom transcription services.

Collectively, our transcribers have years of experience in providing exceptional and reliable transcriptions of audio recordings across a wide range of legal proceedings. They are deeply knowledgeable in the concepts they are transcribing, well versed in technical technology, and work accurately, smoothly, and with complete dedication to excellence. We support you throughout your legal proceeding, regardless of the complexity of the case.

Dedication to Quality and Customer Satisfaction

With Hudson Court Reporting & Video, you can rely on hands-on, personalized service for every single job. It is our mission to provide outstanding customer service with every interaction. Our transcribers are dedicated to creating the absolute best experience for our clients, and have years of transcription experience including condensed deposition transcripts and audio transcripts. Their dedication, professionalism, and experience results in full and verbatim transcript records each and every time.

Competitive Pricing and Flexible Services

At Hudson Court Reporting & Video, we fully understand how important the role a perfect deposition plays in winning a case. We have invested in the latest technology and the most experienced court reporters to ensure you have every advantage at your disposal during your trial. We offer courtroom transcription services nationwide with 24/7 scheduling available, and the assurance that we will deliver professional results every time at highly competitive rates.

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Why is Courtroom Transcription important?

Court transcription is vital because it can affect the decision or result of many different types of cases. These transcribed records can be helpful in discovery or used as evidence in a trial because the content of the records are checked for flow and accuracy during the transcription process, making the transcript more reliable.

What is deposition transcription?

Deposition transcription services are not only helpful in keeping precise records of events, but they help attorneys develop a plan of action for providing further evidence, future questions to ask a witness, and understanding the decisions of juries and judges.
Although attorneys often take notes during a deposition, it is the deposition transcription that provides the accurate detail of the deposition summary. The lack of a legal transcript can also complicate or delay processes, like appeals.

Why is deposition transcription important for legal proceedings?

A deposition transcription provides courts, attorneys and their clients with an accurate, verbatim record of the deposition and helps the attorney prepare for future legal proceedings. Exact, accurate accounting of events is crucial to the discovery of all the facts and information from witnesses to promote a fair trial.

How is deposition transcription different from other forms of transcription?

Deposition transcripts are transcribed audio recordings of witness testimony that occurs during a deposition, which is the sworn testimony of a witness in a court case prior to going to trial. The witness is placed under oath in the absence of a judge and questioned by attorneys while being recorded. The audio is then transcribed for court purposes.

How can I ensure the accuracy of my deposition transcript?

To ensure your transcriber accurately transcribes your proceeding, there are a few things you need to do. Prior to the deposition the witness needs to be told the importance of clear communication during the deposition. They should avoid verbal utterances like huh, oh, and uh uh to prevent misinterpretation. All speakers should clearly identify themselves prior to making any statements and should be advised not to speak over others. Deposition transcribers are well-versed in legal terminology, but unfamiliar words should be spelled out to ensure accurate transcripts.

How long does it typically take to receive a deposition transcript?

Once the deposition is complete, it can take an average of 7 to 10 days for the completed transcription to be delivered to you. Faster turnaround times are possible if requested.

What is a condensed deposition transcript?

The deposition transcript can be quite lengthy, and contain a lot of information that is irrelevant to a case. A condensed deposition transcript is the summarized version of a voluminous deposition transcript that is used to help attorneys identify key points that will help them be successful with their case.

Can a condensed deposition transcript be used as evidence in court?

Yes it can be used as evidence in court.

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