Stenographic Court Reporter / Remote Online Notary

Neal R. Gross and Co.Legal Services

United StatesContract

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Requirements

Proven experience as a stenographic court reporter covering depositions, arbitrations, and hearings.
Remote Online Notary certification/commission required.
Real-time transcription skills with necessary equipment and software.
Thorough knowledge of legal terminology, courtroom protocols, and confidentiality standards.
Strong organizational skills and ability to meet tight deadlines.
Proficiency in using CAT software and maintaining dictionaries for real-time output.
Reliable transportation for in-person assignments.
NCRA Certification or relevant equivalent preferred.

Responsibilities

Record a complete and accurate transcript of legal proceedings using advanced stenographic methods.
Ensure final transcripts meet high standards of accuracy and formatting in ASCII and/or RTF format.
Manage and organize notes while ensuring sensitive information is handled securely.
Capture and provide backup audio recording to the court reporting agency.
Maintain availability for in-person assignments at client sites in your local area.

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