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In a recent interview, Carol Patterson, President of Patterson Reporting & Video in Colorado, said, "RealLegal Reporter Edition and E-Transcript Signatures will enable us to immediately get a certified copy to our clients because we will no longer have to wait for our reporters to bring in their signed signature pages."
Carol is using a complete system of RealLegal technology to tackle greater volumes of work, increase accuracy and efficiency, and better serve her clients.
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If your state has issued changes to its rules for electronic signatures, let us know! We can supply affected court reporters with a system of technology that is just right for their local policies! Since the January 28, 2006 change in Texas, we have helped 1,200 court reporters and dozens of firms in Texas!
Subsequent to the Texas Court Reporters Certification Board meeting on January 28, 2006, encrypted digital signatures are approved as a secure method of electronic
signature for court reporters to use on the first certification of a transcript. This new policy went into effect immediately. During the same meeting, the board officially stated that Power of Attorney and faxed signatures are not acceptable means for electronic signatures on the first certification (i.e., to certify the accuracy of a transcript) in the State of Texas.
RealLegal offers encrypted digital signature technology to users of E-Transcript Manager software.
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The software used by tens of thousands of attorneys and a reported 83% of top law firms was just enhanced to be more compatible with you. Full story>>>
When you subscribe to the RealLegal Unlimited program, you get an unlimited supply of electronic signatures. Subscribers also receive unlimited use of the latest software, unlimited free upgrades, and all technical support. Two RealLegal Unlimited plans are available.
Choose the best plan for your business.
E-Transcript Signatures have become a very popular topic at court reporting events nationwide! Sunny Hann, Randy Reas and Jason Primuth were asked to present E-Transcript Signatures and related technology at NCRA Midyear in Nashville, USCRA Midyear in Tampa, STAR Midyear in Las Vegas, and regional conferences in Texas and Mississippi. More >>>
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