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David Careers

Court Reporter (Depositions & Litigation) - Houston, TX

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clfc healthcare communicationsHouston (TX)
Court Reporters and Simultaneous CaptionersCourt Reporting and Stenotype Services

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$40.00 per hour

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About the role

CLFC is expanding its court reporting roster in Houston to support deposition and litigation reporting. We are seeking experienced Texas court reporters interested in picking up deposition, arbitration, and examination under oath assignments alongside their existing clients and caseload. Why Join the Roster Complete Flexibility: The roster is strictly non-exclusive. You maintain full control over your schedule and choose only the assignments that fit your availability.
Compensation: $40.00 per hour for appearance time, plus 70% of the negotiated transcript rate. Real-time, expedited, and daily copy assignments carry additional compensation. Full Administrative Support: CLFC handles contracting, logistics, client coordination, and invoicing so you can focus entirely on verbatim reporting and transcript delivery. Streamlined Workflow: Assignments, updates, and schedule management are coordinated through CLFC's BRIDGE App to minimize administrative downtime.
Requirements: Active court reporting certification or licensure in good standing as required in Texas. Demonstrated experience reporting depositions, arbitrations, and complex civil litigation. Reliable real-time or standard transcript turnaround capabilities. If you are interested in expanding your calendar with federal coverage opportunities, please apply with your current resume, credentials, and standard availability. CLFC is a federal contractor supporting programs for U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, the Department of Veterans Affairs, and the U.S. Army. Equal Opportunity Employer.

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