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From ancient records of Roman orators in the 4th century BC to the introduction of the stenotype machine in 1913, court reporting continues to evolve. With a stenotype machine, reporters capture the sound of words in a phonetic code by pressing one or more keys at a time. The notes are printed on a thin paper tape and are frequently captured on a computer as well. Computer-aided transcription and Internet reporting are the newest forms of court reporting to enter the scene.

If you are a legal or medical professional looking for a court reporter or transcriptionist, look no further. Court Reporting Services, located in Louisville at 6013 Brownsboro Park Boulevard, Suite A, phone (502) 899-1663, can cover all your reporting and transcription needs. They have worked in all courts including federal grand jury proceedings and handle medical and technical depositions as well throughout the state of Kentucky. Their services include transcripts prepared by skilled reporters with high-tech computer programs within your specified timeframe, real-time reporting, compressed transcripts and keyword indexing as well as e-mail delivery, professional video services and conference rooms.

Today’s court reporter uses the latest technology to supply attorneys, courts and business professionals with precise transcripts of hearings, trials and other events that may require an accurate record for future reference. Contact Court Reporting Services at (502) 899-1663, or visit their Web site at www.courtreportingky.com for all of your court reporting needs.