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Last updated: March 2026
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Golden State Reporting & Video, Inc.

Sacramento, CA
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Golden State Reporting & Video provides court reporting, legal videography, and litigation support services to legal professionals throughout California and beyond. Founded in 1996 by Kurt Mangels, it supports depositions, arbitrations, and video-recorded testimony.

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Credentials & Experience

Years of Experience
30+
Certifications
  • California Certified Shorthand Reporter license
Client Rating
4.3/5 (7 reviews)

Coverage Area

California and beyond

Additional Details

State License/Certification
Realtime Reporting
Yes
Years of Experience
30
Service Types
depositionsarbitrations
Coverage Area
California and beyond
Notary Public
Yes

Review Sentiment

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Google Maps rating: 4.3/5 from 7 reviews

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Location

601 University Avenue, Suite 135, Sacramento, CA 95825, Sacramento, CA

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