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Law firms rely on Chase to get it done and get it right the first time, every time. Our clients know their transcripts are as good as done – delivered their way, on time, and with no room for error. Our thirty-year history of strong personal client relationships supports our promise to deliver everything you need. Even if it’s at the last minute, law firms choose us for our comprehensive and on-po
int deposition services. For us, it’s about responding to each client’s needs by paying attention to every detail, always. From virtual depositions to a full offering of court reporting services, every one of our highly trained, expert reporters is a seasoned professional, fully committed to meeting the needs of every client.
REPOST: Thank you Chase Litigation Services and your illustrious leader Linda Mass Nelson for being the first company to sponsor Melissa Bauguess on her journey to Miss Amazing Inc. Nationals. Thank you so much for continuing to support Melissa. I appreciate it so much!!!!! If you or someone you know would like to support Melissa's adventure, DM me or comment below. ❤️❤️
After 25 years of being a member, I still walk away inspired and motivated and thankful to be a part of this amazing group of court reporters! Special thanks to DRA of California and our wonderful Board Members who put on a fantastic weekend!
Awesome visit with this amazing reporter and firm owner friend, Mary Ann Scanlan Stone. So great to see you today Mary Ann and meeting your hubby Dan and puppy Shay.
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"In our second month of litigating in a global pandemic, the perceived inability to proceed with depositions is a phony issue that we as a profession need to soundly reject."
The pandemic is rapidly forcing changes in lawyer behavior and lifestyle that are accelerating the transformation of our business environment into a permanent 21st century world of electronic communications, virtual offices and networked interactions.
And we're ready for them!
The competing interests of social distancing and litigation needs are forcing the legal profession to re-think the most fundamental functions. The...
The Lisa Michaels Scholarship Fund is excited to announce Grace Kwahk and Franchessca Gutierrez are our choice to attend DRA's upcoming Annual Convention in Sacramento. Grace lives in Fullerton and attended South Coast College. She passed the July 2019 CSR exam. Franchessca lives in San Bernardino and also attended South Coast College. She passed the the CSR exam in November 2019. Both Grace and Franchessca will have their flights, hotel, and convention registration paid for by the scholarship fund. We are so excited and happy for both of them and can't wait to meet them!
Are you a new CSR? Would you like to attend the upcoming DRA convention absolutely free, including hotel and airfare? The Lisa Michaels Foundation (LMF) was formed to honor the memory of Lisa Michaels, Past President of DRA and Chase Litigation Services. During her 30-plus years of reporting, Lisa advocated and volunteered tirelessly for DRA, NCRA, and stenographic schools and students. The impact of her contributions to the profession are immeasurable. The LMF is dedicated to promoting the stenographic profession through scholarships, donations, and sponsorships. If you would like a chance to experience the energy, fun, and learning of a DRA convention, simply submit your name in the comments. The LMF will draw a name and announce the winner Wednesday, February 12.
Looking forward to seeing you at the convention, and good luck to everyone!
An open letter by Deposition Reporters Association President Lisa Michaels to Arnold Schwarzenegger who is 100% misguided and plain wrong about the viability...
The Chase gang celebrated President Linda Nelson’s 29th 😜 birthday yesterday. Happy Birthday, Linda!
'Parks and Recreation' reminds us how important court reporters are to the legal system
My wife has a “new” show, and it’s just “her” show. She started binging Parks and Recreation on Netflix a couple of months back. I didn’t notice at first, but once I realized she was watching the series from start to finish, I made a comment about watching it with her. I had enjoyed the ...
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For this court reporter, self-care includes doing squats during breaks in testimony
Taking Care: Healthy snacks and going on “pack walks” with her dog help her keep her body in shape and her mind focused.
Toasting Chase founder Lisa Michaels on her birthday. We miss you gobs and know you’re rockin’ the dance floor tonight!
The Chase team joined up with the Deposition Reporters Association for Norco College’s career fair. In addition to a great turnout, we got to introduce stenography to enthusiastic attendees. Our goal is to bring more visibility to our nearly invisible profession. Many thanks to DRA, Jamie Asbury, Devon Gualano Willard, and Melissa Davis for giving up a Saturday to help out!
We were treated to a special and touching visit from Lisa Michaels’ parents, and Best Dog Ever Lucy, who gifted us a beautiful portrait of Lisa. We are still sad and missing her every day, but now she will always watch over us. Thank you so much, Mom and Dad!
Court reporters are in high demand
CHAMPAIGN, Ill. (WAND) - Some believe that court reporting is a dying industry, but court reporters are saying it's quite the opposite, as they're in high demand right now.
A profession of perfectionists: Retirements, lack of career visibility lead to court reporter shortages
Officials say an influx of new court reporters is needed quickly. The National Court Reporters Association estimates a shortage of 5,000 court reporters throughout the United States.
Chase office mascot Sammy Jo showing off her obedience skills. Even though she comes to work nearly every day, she just can’t seem to carry her weight in the production department.
The Silent Problem Facing the Nation’s Courtrooms
A shortage of court reporters across the U.S. is prompting some courts to delay legal proceedings and others to ask people to work extra shifts.
Please join Lisa’s family, her Chase family, and friends in celebrating the life of Lisa Michaels:
Lisa’s Celebration of Life
will take place on:
Saturday, June 8th at 10:30 a.m. at Our Lady Queen of Angels Catholic Church 2046 Mar Vista Dr., Newport Beach, CA 92660
949-644-0200
Reception immediate to follow in Church Reception Hall located across the street.
In lieu of flowers, her family requests that you donate to the Lisa Michaels Scholarship Fund, care of the Deposition Reporters Association of California.
Donate by clicking below or sending a check to: Deposition Reporters Association of California, 4733 Torrance Boulevard, Suite 815, Torrance, CA 90503.
https://dra.memberclicks.net/index.php?option=com_mc&view=mc&Itemid=192
The Report From Court? Too Few Court Reporters
They play a key role in court proceedings, but industry experts say there aren’t enough of them. What it takes to become a court reporter – and why some say it’s a good alternative to a four-year degree.
National Court Reporting Week Recognizes the Fastest Fingers in New York
Court reporting is a particularly valuable job, though reporters’ essential function can be overlooked by people unfamiliar with courtroom proceedings.
Idaho’s need for court reporters, explained
BOISE, Idaho (AP) — Dianne E. Tucker Cromwell didn't want to be a court reporter. Her father, mother and sister did the job before her, and back then, in the 1960s and early 1970s, it was intense work that required...
'Nothing can match what we do': Idaho's need for court reporters, explained
BOISE — Dianne E. Tucker Cromwell didn’t want to be a court reporter. Her father, mother and sister did the job before her, and back then, in the 1960s and
East Texas wrestles with court reporter shortage
A worker shortage in a crucial part of our legal system is hitting East Texas right now.It's for court reporters, the people responsible for typing everything spoken in court for official record.
Court reporters see stenographer shortage ahead: 'People think this is an archaic profession. ... it’s not'
The court reporting industry is facing a shortage as the profession often goes unrecognized, leading to low student enrollment rates.
May this 2019 be
A year of Health & Happiness ...
A year of Wealth & Wisdom ...
A year of Peace & Prosperity ...
A year of Glee & Glow ...
and also a year of Love & Laughter ...
Happy New Year!
Finally, some well-deserved recognition for our silent guardians of the record!
Joy Reid expresses thanks on behalf of Rachel Maddow and the entire TRMS staff to the court reporters who go to great lengths to deliver the vital, timely court transcripts that inform the show, and the courtroom artists who allow us to see the goings-on.
Merry Christmas from Chase! May the season be festive and the laughter contagious throughout the holiday season and new year. To show our appreciation for your continued support, we have chosen to make a donation to the California Fire Foundation this year. This nonprofit provides emotional and financial assistance to families of fallen firefighters, firefighters, and the communities they protect. Please check out their website at www.calfirefoundation.org.
Orchestrator of Court Reporting Services Is Subject to State Regulations of CSRs
The Sixth District Court of Appeal has rejected the contention of an out-of-state company that in arranging for services in California of certified shorthand reporters, it does not subject itself to state regulation with respect to such services because it merely connects customers with independent....
Whatever your destination today, Chase wishes you safe travels and a Happy Thanksgiving!
"Honor to the soldier and sailor everywhere, who bravely bears his country’s cause. Honor, also, to the citizen who cares for his brother in the field and serves, as he best can, the same cause." -Abraham Lincoln
In honor of the Chase staff and reporters who labor year-round to provide stellar service and product to all of our fantastic clients. Thank you! Now, get out there and have some fun!
Can You Depose by Skype?
Can you depose via Skype? Short answer: Yes. But make sure that you follow the rules.
After years of devastating budget cuts to the courts and the resulting elimination of official reporters, the chickens have finally come home to roost.
Needy civil litigants who cannot afford to hire a private court reporter are still entitled to have one provided for them, California Supreme Court ruled Thursday.
Fast fingers, few prospects: Courts across Illinois seek more stenographers
DECATUR — When longtime court reporter Joyce Galla announced her retirement, Macon County's top jurist posted the job opening.
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