Sub-workflow
Transcription (meetings, depositions, hearings)
Part of the Communication & Collaboration workflow
Client communication (portal, secure messaging)Internal collaborationCourt / opposing counsel communicationTranscription (meetings, depositions, hearings)
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Pain points (4)
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4 vendors pp-0282 Litigation attorney takes a 4-hour deposition on Tuesday but the transcript costs $2,000+ in court reporter fees and won't arrive for 10-15 business days — by then the details are fuzzy, the next witness prep is rushed, and the filing deadline is closing in small-firm-partnersolosmallmid 2 vendors pp-0283 During a remote deposition the witness is looking at Exhibit 14 but the attorney can't see both the witness's face and the exhibit at the same time — toggling between video feeds and document shares means missing the witness's reaction when confronted with a damaging document small-firm-partnersolo 1 vendors pp-0110 Arbitration hearing runs 8 hours with witnesses speaking in accented English across three time zones — the traditional court reporter charges $5,000/day and the transcript arrives 48 hours later with terminology errors that counsel has to fix before it's usable for post-hearing briefs largemidpartnerassociate 1 vendors pp-0200 Jail calls and police interviews are in Spanish or another language but the attorney and the court need English transcripts — getting certified translations takes weeks and costs thousands, delaying case preparation when the client is sitting in custody governmentsolosmall
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