- 21Jul2015
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Why Can’t Electronic Reporting Replace Steno Reporters?
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Stenographic reporters have the capability to provide realtime. Realtime is a process that instantly captures the spoken word so that judges, law clerks, court clerks, parties to a proceeding, jurors, and members of the media, as well as those who are deaf or hard-of-hearing, have immediate access to a transcript. Realtime feeds can be accessed remotely and by multiple devices,
- 01Jun2014
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In Defense of Court Reporters
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- 01Mar2012
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Making the Record
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- 01Feb2011
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Risk of Rewards
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- 01Oct2010
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Judges and Litigators Explain Why They Prefer Realtime Reporters to Recording Devices
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- 01Oct2010
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Calif. Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger Not Getting all the Facts
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- 01Jun2010
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Stenographer Makes Case for Rewards of Court Jobs
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- 01Feb2010
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A Low Tech Advantage in a High Tech World
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- 01Dec2009
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The e-Discovery Sanctions Cube
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- 01Dec2009
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Computer Forensics Challenges
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- 01Nov2009
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E-discovery Pitfalls and Practice Tips
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- 13Aug2008
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Video Depositions
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Once a quarter the Atkinson-Baker Newsletter, Discovery Update,TM features those topics that shape the law itself and its practice. We address a broad variety of topics such as: copyright laws, unpublished opinions, discovery rules, employment law, evidence, expert witnesses, deposition practices, handling of exhibits and many, many more.