Courts and public bodies need a transcription partner that behaves like part of the institution: dependable schedules, procurement-friendly billing, and confidentiality that survives scrutiny. That is how we work with the courts that approve us and the agencies that send us their hearings, boards, and administrative proceedings.
Government offices are invoiced rather than prepaying deposits, standing arrangements keep recurring work simple, and our entirely U.S.-based team operates under signed confidentiality agreements. From a clerk's overflow to an agency's full hearing calendar, the product is the same: certified, verbatim records your office can file, publish, or archive.
What we handle for you
- Invoiced billing, no advance deposits for government
- Standing arrangements for recurring audio
- Administrative hearings, boards, and ALJ proceedings
- Certified records formatted to your requirements
- Secure transfer and U.S.-based confidentiality
- A partner already approved in 30+ federal courts
Built for institutional requirements
Public bodies have constraints private clients do not: procurement rules, records retention, statutory confidentiality, and judicial review that examines the record for completeness. We meet offices where those constraints live, with invoiced billing, consistent formatting your clerks can rely on, and delivery schedules that hold across a whole fiscal year of proceedings.
More than 30 federal bankruptcy courts have vetted and approved us as a transcriber, which is the kind of due diligence a public office can lean on when selecting a vendor.
From one hearing to a standing calendar
Some offices need a single disciplinary hearing transcribed; others send every board meeting. Both are welcome. Standing arrangements get a dedicated intake path so recordings move from your clerk to our team without new paperwork each time.