The Record Xchange

SEPTEMBER 10, 2019

This article is Part 2 of a three-part series. Part 1 published in August. I once had a federal judge explain to me, in detail and with great conviction, that digital recording would never be adopted as an acceptable court reporting method. His argument was simple: Digital recording was fine, but judges and lawyers needed a written record. Since getting a transcript from a recording was difficult, time-consuming, error-prone and expensive, the method would never work.

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Connor Reporting

SEPTEMBER 10, 2019

Connor Reporting, a Veritext company, is proud to participate in this year’s Feeding America campaign. When a deposition is scheduled and the FEEDUSA19 code is used, Veritext donates 10 meals to Feeding America. We are thrilled that many of our clients have already participated! Initially, this year’s campaign was going to run through August 31, 2019.

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LexBlog

SEPTEMBER 10, 2019

The Paralegal v2.0. As technology progresses, so does our fear of being replaced by artificial intelligence (A.I.). A.I. has already made its presence known in the legal field igniting worry about our job security. The topic of Attorneys and paralegals v. Artificial Intelligence is hitting the headlines with ever-increasing presence. Even with the new wave of A.I. pouring into the legal industry, it does not necessarily mean that paralegals will ever become obsolete.

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Legal Research is Easy

SEPTEMBER 9, 2019

The other day as I was going going about doing my thing, I had the opportunity to witness an opposing viewpoint. No one was duking it out - people were just calmly speaking their mind. Specifically, they were talking about how twisted the Electoral College was and that it should be abolished. The problem is, I don't think they understood what it was they were seeking.

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