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Court Reporting in Des Plaines, Illinois, 60016
McCorkle Litigation Services can handle all your court reporting requirements and trial needs in Des Plaines, Illinois, 60016.
Our Court Reporters are experts and skilled stenographic court reporters. We deliver the utmost error-free transcripts in every area of the law. Whether your case in Des Plaines, Illinois, 60016 involves IP, drug-related, ecological, healthcare negligence, financial securities, or business disputes, McCorkle Litigation Services can help.
Our certified court reporters are required to pursue ongoing continuing education as part of their lifelong learning to maintain their certification(s), confirming that they are up to date on the latest technology and processes in the legal industry.
TOTAL DEDICATION TO OUR CLIENTS
As a pioneer in litigation support, our commitment to service and excellence in handling the needs of law firms and corporations stands without equal. Whether your case is simple or complicated, rely on McCorkle to surpass your expectations.
McCorkle court reporters hold state and national licenses including CSR, RPR, RMR, RDR, CLR, CRR and CMRS.
We offer exclusive and well-appointed locations for your next deposition. McCorkle Litigation Services can accommodate both large and compact groups. Access to wireless Internet, copy, and fax machines are available. Allow us to take care of all the particulars of your next deposition or arbitration. We are ready to assist you in Des Plaines, Illinois, 60016 or anywhere nationwide.
About McCorkle
McCorkle stands at the forefront of deposition and litigation support, renowned for its top-notch performance. We offer comprehensive services throughout North America, including cutting-edge conference facilities, access to expert reporters and videographers, innovative technology, and remote services. Our commitment to exceptional client service and punctual delivery is steady. Our solutions, integrating the latest user-friendly technologies, are designed to streamline the deposition process and skillfully manage complex cases. With rigorous data security measures, including HIPAA and PII compliance, McCorkle ensures that its clients have access to top-notch tools and the certainty of collaborating with the top provider.
Why Use Our Court Reporters?
Our court reporters help provide an essential public service.
- Through stenography-based realtime, the court and legal system are made accessible to people with hearing loss.
- The trustworthiness and precision of a court reporter can't be replaced by speech recognition in the foreseeable future.
- Court reporters have the expertise and training to provide the public precise and dependable court records, ensuring a comprehensive and fair appellate review to all parties.
Our court reporters provide quick turnaround of transcripts.
- Court reporters are able to produce both electronic and paper transcripts, offering almost instantaneous resources and added flexibility to accommodate the needs of the court.
- They are able to provide certified transcripts at the close of business each day to those involved in complex and/or high-stakes trials.
Our Court reporters have the capability to provide accurate transcripts.
- Realtime is a process that swiftly records the spoken word so that magistrates, legal assistants, court clerks, legal parties, jurors, and press representatives as well as those who are hearing-impaired or hard of hearing have quick access to a transcript.
- Realtime feeds can be accessed remotely and by multiple devices, conserving time and money. Wireless technology delivers realtime feeds effortlessly and securely.
Our court reporters can perform functions that other technologies are unable to.
- Court reporters can exceed the transcript. With transcripts of court proceedings available on demand, a reporter can provide clarification on any moment of the court record, saving time and money.
- They are able to distinguish between testimony and background noise and can clarify typically inaudible or heavily accented speech.
- Court reporters do not unintentionally record private attorney-client exchanges.
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