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For The Record, Inc.

Waunakee, WI
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For The Record, Inc. is a full-service court reporting firm serving the litigation community. It covers Madison, Milwaukee, and Central and Northern Wisconsin, and provides court reporting and related deposition, transcription, video, and remote-proceeding services.

court reportingrealtime cart reportingvideo conferencinginternet depositionsdocument and exhibit scanningtranscript and video synchronizationaudio file transcriptionvideotaping services
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Credentials & Experience

Certifications
  • RPR
  • CRR
  • CCP
  • CRC
  • RMR

Coverage Area

Madison and Milwaukee and also Central and Northern Wisconsin

Additional Details

RPR Certified
Yes
Realtime Reporting
Yes
Advanced Certifications
CRRRMR
Service Types
depositions
Coverage Area
Madison and Milwaukee and also Central and Northern Wisconsin

Location

251 Progress Way, Suite 100, Waunakee, WI 53597, Waunakee, WI

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