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Professional Shorthand Reporters, Inc.

New Orleans, LA
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Professional Shorthand Reporters, Inc. is an independently owned and locally operated court reporting firm serving the Gulf South Region. Formed in 1990, it provides court reporting, real-time reporting, deposition support, legal video, and document services. Its court reporters are described as Board Certified Court Reporters.

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Credentials & Experience

Years of Experience
36+
Certifications
  • Board Certified Court Reporters

Coverage Area

Gulf South Region

Additional Details

Realtime Reporting
Yes
Years of Experience
36
Service Types
depositions
Coverage Area
Gulf South Region
Standard Turnaround
same_day

Location

601 Poydras Street, Suite 1615, New Orleans, LA 70130, New Orleans, LA

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