Remote Legal Court Reporting

09/09/2026

What happens in a deposition doesn’t always make it onto the transcript.

After 35 years in catastrophic injury and medical malpractice litigation, trial attorney S. Randall “Randy” Hood has learned to plan for those moments before the first question is asked.

We sat down with Randy to talk about why he videotapes every deposition, how he builds testimony for trial, and the advice he comes back to again and again: front-load everything.

Read the full conversation: https://remotelegal.com/blog/front-load-everything-randy-hood-on-leveraging-video-testimony-at-trial/

08/26/2026

Behind every smooth deposition is a team making it happen.

This Women's Equality Day, we're highlighting three of the women at Remote Legal who keep things running: Allison Jansen, VP of Client Success; Candice Green, Operations Manager; and Hemangi Parekh, Senior Scrum Master.

Different corners of the business, same throughline: building trust, staying curious, and lifting up the people around them.

Swipe to meet them, then head to our blog (https://remotelegal.com/blog/perspectives-from-the-women-behind-better-depositions/) for the full conversation.

08/20/2026

There’s a reason video testimony can feel different from reading the same exchange on a page.

A transcript captures the words. Video brings back some of what it was like to actually be in the room: the delivery, timing, expression, and demeanor behind those words.

For legal teams preparing for trial, that context can matter. It’s also why video is built into the Remote Legal deposition experience—giving attorneys the transcript and testimony together, so they can go back to the moments that matter.

08/12/2026

How many emails does it take to schedule a deposition?

We’re not sure anyone actually wants to know the answer.

Between coordinating calendars, booking a reporter, organizing exhibits, sending links, and handling last-minute changes, the admin time can add up fast.

Remote Legal helps shorten that process: schedule the deposition and court reporter together, manage exhibits in the platform, conduct and record the proceeding, access a real-time AI transcript, and get a same-day rough when you need it.

Fewer steps. Fewer follow-ups.

See how it works: https://remotelegal.com/

08/06/2026

The conversation around court reporting and legal technology isn't slowing down.

This article takes a closer look at the challenges courts face when verbatim records aren't available and why that conversation matters beyond California.

At Remote Legal, we believe the future isn't choosing between technology and certified court reporters. It's giving legal professionals purpose-built technology that helps court reporters do what they do best: create an accurate, reliable record.

Read the article here: https://capitolweekly.net/court-reporters-and-the-new-front-in-the-war-over-electronic-recording/

In California, court hearings are regularly held without a verbatim or near-verbatim record ever being created. Some legal advocates say that’s a violation of basic constitutional protections and blame an unusual state law for the problem.

07/30/2026

Most generic videoconferencing tools were built to help people meet.

Remote Legal was built to help legal professionals take depositions.

That difference shows up in the details: purpose-built workflows, certified court reporters, integrated legal tools, and a platform designed around the needs of attorneys—not general business meetings.

07/28/2026

The bill after a deposition shouldn't be a surprise.

Some providers charge separately for technology, support, transcripts, or other services. We don't.

Our pricing is straightforward because we think planning a deposition should be exactly that—straightforward.

Take a look at everything that's included in our flat hourly rate: https://remotelegal.com/pricing/

07/22/2026

Still using separate vendors and platforms just to manage one deposition?

Remote Legal brings scheduling, exhibits, transcripts, video, and case materials together in one place, backed by AAERT-certified court reporters who actively manage and protect the record throughout the proceeding.

Less back-and-forth. Less digging through emails and folders. A smoother process for legal teams from deposition through review.

Because managing the record should not feel harder than the case itself.

07/15/2026

Texas litigators: Are you confident your next remote deposition record will withstand an admissibility challenge?

The rules surrounding remote depositions are evolving—and understanding them is critical.

Watch our MCLE-accredited webinar for practical guidance on transcript admissibility, digital court reporting, and navigating conflicting Texas regulations.

Watch on demand: https://remotelegal.com/ensuring-admissibility-webinar/

07/13/2026

Every day you spend waiting on a transcript is a day you're not moving your case forward.

With Live Testimony Capture, attorneys don't have to wait. Follow testimony in real time, flag important moments during the deposition, and receive a synced rough transcript within hours—ready for review while everything is still fresh.

See how it works and why it's changing the way legal teams prepare after depositions.