Medical Court Reporters

Our medical court reporters hold elite certifications including CSR (Certified Shorthand Reporter), RPR (Registered Professional Reporter), CRR (Certified Realtime Reporter), and RMR (Registered Merit Reporter). They have completed extensive medical terminology training and have 30+ years of combined experience in medical litigation and healthcare court reporting.

Medical court reporters have specialized training in medical terminology, anatomy, physiology, and pharmaceutical nomenclature. They understand complex medical procedures, can accurately transcribe medical expert testimony, and are familiar with healthcare litigation requirements. This specialized knowledge ensures accurate transcription of technical medical language that general court reporters may struggle with.

We handle all types of medical litigation including medical malpractice, personal injury with medical components, pharmaceutical litigation, product liability involving medical devices, workers' compensation medical evaluations, disability hearings, and healthcare regulatory matters. Our reporters have experience across all medical specialties.

Yes, our medical court reporters are highly experienced in expert witness depositions. They can accurately capture testimony from physicians, surgeons, medical specialists, pharmacologists, and other healthcare experts. They understand the technical nature of expert testimony and can handle rapid-fire medical terminology.

Absolutely. We regularly work with out-of-state attorneys who have cases in New York. We offer remote deposition services, video conferencing, real-time reporting, and can coordinate with your local counsel. We're experienced in working with attorneys nationwide who need New York medical court reporting services.

We offer flexible delivery options: same-day (24 hours), daily copy (1-2 days), expedited (3-5 days), and standard (10-14 days). Medical cases often require quick turnaround, and we're equipped to meet urgent deadlines while maintaining our high accuracy standards for complex medical terminology.

Our medical court reporters participate in ongoing continuing education, maintain subscriptions to medical terminology databases, attend medical legal seminars, and regularly update their medical dictionaries. We stay current with new medications, procedures, and medical technology to ensure accurate transcription of the latest medical developments.

Yes, we provide CLVS (Certified Legal Video Specialist) services for medical depositions. Video depositions are particularly valuable in medical cases to capture physician demeanor, demonstrate medical procedures, and preserve expert testimony. We offer synchronized video-to-text transcripts for easy reference.