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Miller Reporting Group provides real-time court reporting and arbitration support for legal proceedings. Its president, Michael E. Miller, is a real-time court reporter with more than 30 years of career experience and Texas Certified Shorthand Reporter certification.
Credentials & Experience
- NCRA Registered Diplomate Reporter (RDR)
- NCRA Certified Real-time Reporter (CRR)
- NCRA Real-time Systems Administrator (RSA)
- Fellow of the Academy of Professional Reporters
- Texas Certified Shorthand Reporter No. 5417
- California Certified Shorthand Reporter No. 13469
- Hawaii Certified Shorthand Reporter No. 542
- Louisiana Certified Court Reporter No. 27009
- New Jersey Certified Court Reporter No. 30XI00242200
- New Mexico Certified Court Reporter No. 609
- Washington Certified Court Reporter No. 21016020
Coverage Area
Worldwide
Additional Details
- State License/Certification
- Realtime Reporting
- Yes
- Advanced Certifications
- CRRRDR
- Years of Experience
- 26
- Service Types
- depositionsarbitrations
- Coverage Area
- Worldwide
Location
1005 S. Shepherd Dr., Suite 207, Houston, TX 77019, Houston, TX
Also listed in Houston
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