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What Does The Court Reporter Shortage Mean for Litigation in 2018?

Thursday April 19, 2018 by ExpertDepos

In 2014, Ducker Worldwide released a report predicting an estimated 5,500 unfilled court reporter positions across the USA by 2018. This prediction was based on decreased enrollment and graduation for new court reporters, combined with climbing retirement rates. The average age of a court reporter is in their fifties, a good decade older than the […]

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