By Ben Walker
When transcribing recorded audio files, certain industries require fast turnaround times. For example, a lawyer that has an audio file that needs legal transcription can’t sit for too long, as it risks missing deadlines. Sometimes, results are needed as quickly as possible. Sometimes, bulk orders are required in the next couple of days. Which begs … Continued
By Ben Walker
Legal transcription is crucial as it offers detailed records of court proceedings. Transcripts can refresh one’s memory or allow one to cross-examine a witness whose testimony contradicts their prior statements. They can also be used as evidence for ongoing or future cases. However, legal transcripts require high levels of precision, as any error, regardless of … Continued
By Ben Walker
Transcription means taking an audio or video file with spoken words and typing it into a text file (the transcript). Transcription was first created and designed to assist Egyptian kings and their governments in 3400 BCE. Court transcripts offer an official record – a written record of everything said in a trial, which becomes part … Continued
By Ben Walker
Wondering how much it costs to transcribe court proceedings? To be sure, costs aren’t everything. Having an accurate court transcription is crucial when it comes to statements made in front of a judge or jury because every word counts. Every word spoken during a trial or hearing is captured in court transcripts. They contain all … Continued
By Ben Walker
Wondering how court transcription works? Simply speaking, court transcriptionists listen to audio and video of trial testimony, depositions, and other trial proceedings and type out what was said into a document. The final product can be verbatim, i.e., exactly what was said, or it can be lightly edited (cleaned up verbatim), where we remove the … Continued
