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* Professional
and experienced full-time Eclipse scopist with 26 years' experience *
* Certified paralegal with 29-plus years of legal experience *
* SearchMaster and specialty resources always used *
* Names and field-specific terminology researched and verified *
* No field or topic is outside of my realm of interest and expertise *
* Always word-for-word scoping with audio files (no spot audio)*
* Able to read most steno theories (notereading) *
* Reasonable rates for all turnaround times *
* Deadlines are always met without compromising quality *
* Transcripts are always completed to allow enough time for reporter's review
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* Support contract is always active and up to date *
CURRENT
AVAILABILITY:
Currently at full capacity with the number of clients I regularly work with.
But there is always a remote chance my schedule is light in a given week, where I may be able to possibly accommodate a regular
turnaround if the reporter's turn-in date is eight or more business days.
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WE WILL
NEVER FORGET
9/11/2001
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WHICH
OPTION IS THE BETTER CHOICE FOR YOU:
Taking
today's testimony
or
Sitting home and editing yesterday's transcript?
It is a proven fact that a
court reporter who works with a scopist increases their
profitability. You can accept more jobs each week than you could
working alone.
While
you are earning on the next job, I will be working on yesterday's
transcript.
You
owe it to yourself to increase your earning potential by working
with a scopist
who is dedicated to the legal field, and to you.
A solid and mutually respectful reporter-scopist team is a rewarding
business relationship, and it can open new horizons for the reporter.
If there is steno to read, I can read steno for those occasional times
when audio is not of the highest quality.
I
always provide the best job humanly possible in a time-efficient manner,
and I pride myself in my attention to detail.
**
My
goals are to protect the record AND your reputation **
Contact
me for more details about working together as a team.
Dropbox
is my preferred method for file transfers via shared folder.
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