Rusk & Rusk Court Reporters

Rusk & Rusk Court Reporters Contact Rusk & Rusk Court Reporters today to schedule your depositions throughout the State of Colorado and Southeastern Utah.

Rusk & Rusk Court Reporters is located in Grand Junction, Colorado, just one fourth of a mile from the Grand Junction Regional Airport. We offer:


• Conference rooms with speakerphone capability

• Videotaping

• Videoconferencing

• Transcripts produced in PDF, TXT and PTX formats

• Exhibits scanned in Adobe Acrobat PDF format or searchable text PDF format

• Travel anywhere

Our high-tech se

rvices, qualified court reporters and flexibility allow us to serve you better. Contact Rusk & Rusk Court Reporters today for court reporting help!

04/14/2022

Some states allow real-time court reporting in some circumstances. This type of court reporting involves computer equipment that automatically displays text taken down by a court reporter and displays it on a TV screen.

04/12/2022

Marcus Tullius Tiro was a slave owned by Cicero, a Roman philosopher. It is believed that Tiro was the first person to have created a shorthand writing system in 63 B.C., which he regularly used to transcribe Cicero's speeches word-for-word.

04/07/2022

All of our court reporters are thoroughly trained, certified, and licensed by the state. Our goal is to provide you with only the most skilled and professional reporters in the field. Call us today if you need a court reporter.

04/05/2022

Did you know that today’s litigation reporting techniques are more accurate than ever before? Thanks to new technologies, including computer assisted transcription, litigation reporting is not only highly accurate but typed transcripts are available in a timely manner after recordings.

03/31/2022

Unlike a QWERTY keyboard, the stenotype keyboard only has 22 keys. The difference here is that with a stenograph machine the words can be individually reduced to one letter or a combination of letters, focusing on the sound of the word rather than the spelling, which simplifies the process considerably.

03/29/2022

Today's court reporters use an electronic stenograph or stenotype machine that’s hooked to a computer that uses computer software transcription technology. These modern advancements have enable the craft of court reporting to become faster and more accurate than ever.

03/24/2022

Court reporting goes back thousands of years, and has long been a component of the judicial process. The first person to invent shorthand writing was a slave of the famous philosopher Cicero, Marcus Tullius Tiro. Various systems of shorthand have been developed since then.

03/22/2022

The stenotype is specialized for shorthand use, and instead of a traditional QWERTY keyboard, multiple keys are pressed, or chorded, to spell out words and phrases in one motion.

03/17/2022

Did you know that a court reporter can often provide you with real-time translation of a testimony? This can be helpful because it allows you to see whether an answer given is clear enough when translated into text. If it isn't, you have the opportunity to clear up any ambiguities right away.

03/15/2022

Did you know that some states require court reporters to be a notary public? This authorizes them to administer oaths and witness, verifying the validity of their accounts.

03/10/2022

Can you type faster than you can speak? If you're a court reporter, chances are that you can! Court reporters who are trained in short hand can type at up to 300 words per minute.

03/08/2022

Did you know that football teams regularly use stenographers for press conferences and other statements by coaches and players? Fans enjoy reading a verbatim account of what their star player had to say at a press conference.

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Grand Junction, CO
81506

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