Service
Transcript turnaround
Four tiers, each priced at booking. The delivery date is something you agree to in advance, not something you find out about.
Tiers
Choosing a turnaround
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| Attribute | Rough draft | Standard | Expedited | Daily copy |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Delivered | At the close of the session | On the agreed standard schedule | Inside a shortened window agreed at booking | Overnight, before the next day starts |
| Certified | No — uncorrected working text | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Typical use | Same-day summaries and planning the next round | Ordinary discovery scheduling | A motion deadline or a follow-up deposition already on calendar | Trial, arbitration, and back-to-back deposition weeks |
| When to ask for it | At booking, together with realtime | At booking | At booking, or the moment the deadline becomes real | At booking — daily copy changes how the week is staffed |
Delivery
What arrives, and in what shape
The transcript is the product. Everything here ships with it rather than being quoted as an extra after the fact.
Standard formats
Certified PDF, ASCII, E-Transcript (PTX), word index, and a condensed transcript. Other formats are available when a review platform requires one.
Exhibits scanned and linked
Marked in sequence, scanned, and linked from the transcript, so a cited exhibit number resolves to the document instead of to a search of the file room.
Consistent across volumes
Speaker identification, exhibit numbering, and case vocabulary stay consistent from session to session, which is what makes a multi-volume record usable a year later.