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Looking for a certified court reporter in Los Angeles? Whether you're handling a high-stakes deposition in Century City, an arbitration in Downtown LA, or a remote proceeding from anywhere in Southern California, CourtReporters.com connects you with the best certified legal professionals in the region.
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Common questions about court reporting services in California and the Los Angeles area.
California court reporters must hold a Certified Shorthand Reporter (CSR) license issued by the Court Reporters Board of California. Candidates must pass a written state law examination and a skills test demonstrating proficiency at 200 words per minute. License renewal requires 30 hours of continuing education every two years. Los Angeles County Superior Court also maintains its own roster of approved official reporters for court proceedings.
California depositions are governed by the Code of Civil Procedure Section 2025. Key rules include: depositions must be noticed at least 10 days in advance for in-state witnesses; the reporter must be certified in California; all parties must receive copies of the transcript. Remote depositions have been codified under CCP 2025.310, allowing witnesses to appear via videoconference with a certified reporter present.
The Los Angeles County Superior Court — which operates over 40 courthouses including the Stanley Mosk Courthouse, the Metropolitan Courthouse, and the Airport Courthouse — requires certified court reporters for all official proceedings. Budget constraints have reduced official court reporter assignments in some departments, making it common for attorneys to arrange their own certified reporters for trials and hearings.
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