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CaseWorks Partners With Capital Reporting

CaseWorks is pleased to announce that it has partnered with Capital Reporting, Inc. located in Raleigh, NC.  Capital has been a mainstay in the Raleigh-Durham court reporting market for over 20 years. Capital Reporting was founded by Tina Kirby, who is now a trusted advisor to CaseWorks. CaseWorks now offers a fully dedicated office location […]

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Interview with CaseWorks Court Reporter – Judy Reins

INTERVIEW WITH CASEWORKS COURT REPORTER, JUDY REINS, ONE OF NORTH CAROLINA’S TOP COURT REPORTERS We have a brief interview with court reporter, Judy Reins, pictured above with her husband, Blair. How long have you been reporting for CaseWorks I’ve been reporting with CaseWorks since early 2010, when I returned to the field of court reporting […]

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First Modern African American Court Reporter in New Orleans to Retire

FIRST AFRICAN AMERICAN COURT REPORTER IN NOLA TO RETIRE. 43 years ago, Daryl Duplessie became the first modern day African American court reporter in New Orleans. She was the first black court reporter to use a stenograph machine and broke boundaries for others wanting to be in the industry. “I guess I never thought about […]

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Pennsylvania Supreme Court Establishes New Court Reporting Rules

60 DISTRICTS WILL BE AFFECTED BY NEW COURT REPORTING RULES. A press release from the Administrative Office of Pennsylvania Courts (AOPC), ordered to replace 33-year-old court reporting rules. The new rules aim to bring clarity to the production procedure, fees for official transcripts and ownership. There has been a desire to standardize court reporting processes […]

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