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Amerson White Court Reporting

Hammond, LA
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Amerson White Court Reporting provides court reporting and transcription services for depositions, hearings, and arbitrations. Founded in 2000, the firm serves Louisiana and states that its reporters are certified and qualified. Owners Cherié E. White and Belinda K. Amerson hold Louisiana court-reporting credentials.

court reportingdepositionsrealtime court transcriptsremote depositionshearingsarbitrationsclosed captioninglitigation support
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Credentials & Experience

Years of Experience
26+
Certifications
  • CCR (LA)
  • CSR (TX)
  • CSR (MS)
  • RPR (Nationally)

Coverage Area

Hammond, New Orleans, Baton Rouge, Covington, Slidell, and around the entirety of Louisiana; worldwide.

Additional Details

RPR Certified
Yes
State License/Certification
Realtime Reporting
Yes
Years of Experience
26
Service Types
depositionshearingsarbitrationscaptioning
Coverage Area
Hammond, New Orleans, Baton Rouge, Covington, Slidell, and around the entirety of Louisiana; worldwide.
Notary Public
No

Location

608 West Morris Ave., Hammond, LA 70403, Hammond, LA

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