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Why E-Typist Doesn’t Charge Extra Fees
Here’s a little insider information about the transcription industry: The rate advertised by most companies is not the rate you’ll actually pay for your transcribed documents. The reason? It usually...
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General Transcription vs. Verbatim: What’s the Difference?
Transcription is the process of converting audio or video files into text. Professionals and nonprofessionals alike use transcription to create source documents of spoken accounts such as interviews,...
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E-Typist’s Favorite Legal Podcasts for 2021
Legal podcasts have grown to inform and engage lawyers and non-lawyers alike. Listen for insight, advice or simply entertainment, there are literally hundreds of options to choose from. While no...
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5 Legal Trends for Lawyers Going into 2022
The pandemic has drastically changed the legal industry. In a relatively short amount of time, a mass-scale adoption of technology continues to shift the expectations of clients and lawyers alike....
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The Court Reporter Shortage (and What to Expect in the Future)
The demand for court reporting services has never been greater, but the number of stenographers working today has never been fewer. An estimated 30,000 court reporters were working as of 2018. This...
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Why Dictate When You Can Type?
If you grew up with computers or other devices, odds are you’re a pretty good typist. But here’s a little-known fact: You can actually talk faster than you can type. Even with the fastest phalanges,...
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How Do I Get My Court Transcripts?
If you were in a court proceeding, like a hearing or deposition, you might need the court transcripts (the record of what was said). First things first: Transcription companies (like this one), don’t...
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How to Become a Transcriptionist in 2023
Transcription has become popular among those who want flexible schedules and remote work. You can choose your own hours and workload, and typing provides an easy way to supplement income part-time (or...
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Is it Legal to Make a Transcript of Recorded Phone Calls?
In legal proceedings, the question arises as to whether a transcript of recorded phone calls can be created and utilized as evidence in court. This is a complicated issue that requires the expertise...
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Understanding Pricing in Court Transcription Services
Audio and video recordings have grown to play a pivotal role in capturing legal proceedings, such as hearings and trials, within courtrooms around the country. But a shortage of courtroom reporters...
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