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(Miami, Florida) May 28, 2020
Laws Reporting is pleased to announce their page of frequently asked questions. When booking a new service with Laws Reporting, there are many questions an attorney or paralegal may have. This page serves as a one-stop resource that answers frequently occurring questions all in one place. Here, clients can learn answers to questions such as “How long will it take to get a transcript my deposition?”, “What is video synchronization?”, “What is a Rough ASCII?”, and so much more.
Since 1976, Laws Reporting has served as the top court reporting firm in the Miami area. The staff employed at Laws go through a strict vetting process that ensures their quality of work. This allows clients the confidence of knowing no matter which court reporter ends up on their case, they will deliver on each and every one of the client’s needs. With stellar court reporting, videography, trial support, and so many more litigation support services, Laws Reporting is the one-stop-litigation-shop in South Florida.
“A lot of businesses in big cities miss the mark for what their clients need,” Jasel Patel, CEO of NGOTechnologies says. “Laws Reporting has found that sweet spot between big city expectations, and small city personalization and standard of customer service. They are truly a force to be reckoned with.”
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Whether a client is in Fort Pierce or Key West, they don’t have to compromise on quality of reporting. Laws Reporting offers 11 satellite offices where attorneys can connect with the top litigation support professionals in the business. The staff at Laws wants their clients to be as successful as possible, no matter where in South Florida they are.
For more information on Laws Reporting, call (305) 358-2700, email [email protected], or fill out this contact form.