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Legal transcription
Depositions, hearings and examinations under oath produce the transcripts a case is built on. A misattributed answer or a quietly guessed-at passage is not a typo — it is a record that will not hold.
What we transcribe
Common work in this field
Depositions and examinations under oath
Court and tribunal hearings
Arbitrations and mediations
Witness and suspect statements
Emergency and 911 call recordings
Trial proceedings
What makes this audio hard
Why this audio is difficult
Legal audio is adversarial by nature. Counsel talk over one another, objections land mid-answer, exhibits are referenced by number without being named, and the speaker who matters most is often the furthest from the microphone.
How we handle it
Our approach
Every legal transcript is drafted by a transcriptionist who works in legal matters daily, then taken through multiple human review passes: speaker attribution checked against the audio, question and answer structure enforced, exhibits marked in your house form, and genuinely unclear passages tagged with a timestamp rather than guessed at. Nothing automated signs off on a legal record.
Certificate pages, page-line numbering and jurisdiction-specific formatting are produced to your template.
FAQ
Common questions
Can you match our firm's transcript template?
Yes. Send a sample of the format you file in and we will produce to it, including certificate pages, page-line numbering and exhibit conventions.
How do you handle inaudible passages?
We tag them with a timestamp and a short note on the cause. We do not insert a plausible guess into a legal record.
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