Lexitas Blog

When attorneys hire a court reporting firm, they want everything to go smoothly. Surprises may come from the witness testimony, but they shouldn’t experience any disappointments from the court reporting firm. To help in obtaining the best possible results, here are five things to expect from your court reporting firm....

What is a realtime deposition? Realtime court reporting is the live translation of a reporter’s stenotype writing into readable text. This service allows attorneys or other participants to connect to the realtime reporters’ computer and view the draft testimony on a laptop or tablet as it occurs.  It has proved to be...

Many attorneys are unfamiliar with the licensing requirements and rules that govern court reporters and court reporting firms. The court reporter rules, codified in the Texas Judicial Branch Certification Commission Statutes, Rules and Policies, go very deep into what a court reporter can and can’t do in the State of...

In a previous post, I wrote about a process to Streamline Medical Records Retrieval for Law Firms that we created for Bailey & Roberts*, a mid-size firm with 15 trial lawyers working on a large docket of personal injury cases. Here, I’ll discuss how the firm saved thousands of dollars...

Bailey & Roberts*, a mid-size firm with 15 trial lawyers, has been a Lexitas customer for over 10 years. Its aggressive and highly successful approach has recovered over $2 billion for clients, including several record setting settlements and verdicts in personal injury cases. As Bailey & Roberts has grown, new...