Digital Court Reporter - Contractor
escribersAtlanta (GA)
About the role
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Established in 2005 by court reporting professionals, eScribers has grown to become a leader in reporting and transcription services for courts and government agencies across the US and UK & Ireland.
We are a private equity-backed company experiencing rapid growth worldwide, leading in technology innovations and client services. Our offices are located in Phoenix, Virginia, Maryland, London, Dublin, and Israel.
At eScribers, we value professionalism, innovative thinking, and collaboration, guiding our daily operations. Join our team and be part of our growth!
Digital Court Reporter - Contractor position We are looking for experienced digital court reporters.
Successful completion of a training program or relevant reporting experience is required.
We provide opportunities for local and travel jobs in Atlanta and surrounding areas, with remote work options available. We offer flexible scheduling and transcription work for qualified candidates.
General Requirements:
Completion of training or prior reporting experience
Own reporting equipment before onboarding
Legal eligibility to work in the US
Knowledge of legal proceedings
High professionalism
Ability to meet deadlines
Basic computer skills, including uploading/downloading files
High-speed internet connection
Reliable transportation
US bank account for payments
Compensation and Onboarding: You will be an independent contractor paid per project.
Compensation includes:
Daily appearance fee
Travel expense reimbursement if applicable
Commission on copy sales and exhibits
Weekly direct deposit payments
Onboarding involves paperwork, computer setup, and training on our systems. Details will be provided to selected candidates. Priority is given to those maintaining high-quality standards.
Additional Details: Seniority level: Mid-Senior level
Employment type:
Contract
Job function: Legal
Industry: Legal Services
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