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U.S. Legal Support provides court reporting and litigation support services to law firms, insurance carriers, corporations, and other legal clients. It works with more than 5,000 independent court reporting professionals for depositions, arbitrations, trials, interviews, and remote proceedings across the United States.
Credentials & Experience
- SOC 2 Type II certification
- HIPAA compliance
- Nevada Firm Registration # 067F
Coverage Area
Washington D.C. and surrounding cities; anywhere in the United States; all 50 states.
Additional Details
- State License/Certification
- Realtime Reporting
- Yes
- Service Types
- depositionstrialshearingsarbitrations
- Coverage Area
- Washington D.C. and surrounding cities; anywhere in the United States; all 50 states.
Location
Washington, D.C., DC
Also listed in Washington
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