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goDEPO provides court reporting, videography, videoconferencing, trial presentation, transcription, and translation services for legal proceedings. Founded in 1985 as Kaufman & Associates Court Reporters in Lafayette, Louisiana, it began doing business as go DEPO in 2009 and serves Louisiana.
Credentials & Experience
- Louisiana Certified Court Reporter
- NCRA Certified Court Reporting Instructor
- NCRA Certificate in Trial Presentation
- Notary Public
- CLVS
- American Guild of Legal Videographers certification
Coverage Area
All of Louisiana
Additional Details
- State License/Certification
- Realtime Reporting
- Yes
- Advanced Certifications
- CLVS
- Years of Experience
- 41
- Service Types
- depositionstrialshearingsarbitrations
- Coverage Area
- All of Louisiana
- Notary Public
- Yes
Review Sentiment
↑positive100%Google Maps rating: 5.0/5 from 1 review
Location
400 Poydras St Suite 900, New Orleans, LA 70130, USA, New Orleans, LA
Also listed in New Orleans
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