Digital Court Reporter (Contract)

Job Summary

Neal R Gross & Co is hiring an experienced Digital Court Reporter (Contract) to work remotely from Miami, Miami-Dade County, US. This contract position offers a fixed annual compensation of $59,236.55 and involves creating verbatim transcripts of legal proceedings for federal, state and private‑sector clients.

Key Responsibilities

• Capture real‑time, word‑for‑word records of court hearings, depositions, and legislative sessions using stenotype or voice‑writing equipment.
• Produce accurate, proof‑read transcripts and certify them according to jurisdictional standards.
• Maintain confidentiality and security of all case materials.
• Collaborate with attorneys, judges, and court staff to resolve transcription queries.
• Ensure compliance with Federal Rules of Evidence and company quality‑control protocols.

Required Qualifications

• Certified Digital Court Reporter (e.g., NCRA, NRS) with at least 2 years of courtroom or deposition experience.
• Proficiency in real‑time reporting software (e.g., Stenograph, Eclipse, Case CATalyst).
• Exceptional typing speed (minimum 225 wpm) and accuracy (≥99%).
• Strong grasp of legal terminology and courtroom procedures.
• Reliable high‑speed internet connection and a quiet home office environment.

Preferred Skills

• Experience transcribing for federal courts or the House of Representatives.
• Familiarity with remote deposition platforms (e.g., Zoom, WebEx).
• Ability to work flexible hours to accommodate different time zones.

What We Offer

• Competitive fixed annual rate of $59,236.55.
• Flexible contract schedule with remote work from Miami.
• Opportunities to work on high‑profile federal and state cases.
• Professional development and access to cutting‑edge reporting technology.

Frequently Asked Questions

What equipment is required for the Digital Court Reporter contract?

You need a certified stenotype or voice‑writing machine, real‑time reporting software (e.g., Stenograph), a high‑speed internet connection, and a quiet home office.

Is prior experience with federal courts necessary?

While not mandatory, experience with federal courts or legislative bodies is preferred and can give you an advantage in the selection process.

What is the contract length and work schedule?

The position is a contract role with a flexible schedule; you will work remotely from Miami and may need to accommodate varying court or deposition times.