Medical Deposition Services

Our medical court reporters have extensive experience across all medical specialties including cardiology, neurology, orthopedics, oncology, surgery, anesthesiology, radiology, pathology, psychiatry, obstetrics/gynecology, pediatrics, emergency medicine, and pharmacology. We maintain specialized medical terminology dictionaries and word lists for accurate transcription.

Our reporters undergo extensive medical terminology training and maintain current knowledge through continuing education. We use specialized medical dictionaries, maintain relationships with medical professionals for terminology verification, and have experience with thousands of medical depositions. We also provide spell-check verification for pharmaceutical names and anatomical terms.

Yes, we regularly handle complex multi-party medical depositions involving multiple physicians, specialists, and expert witnesses. Our reporters are skilled at managing multiple speakers, maintaining clear speaker identification, and accurately capturing technical medical discussions between experts.

Absolutely. Medical malpractice is one of our core specialties. We have extensive experience with surgical error cases, misdiagnosis claims, birth injury cases, medication errors, and standard of care violations. Our reporters understand the legal and medical complexities of malpractice litigation.

We have significant experience in pharmaceutical litigation including mass tort cases, drug injury claims, and FDA regulatory matters. We maintain current word lists for medications involved in major litigation including Ozempic, Depo-Provera, Zantac, Elmiron, Tepezza, and other pharmaceutical products.

Yes, we offer certified real-time reporting (CRR) for medical depositions. This allows attorneys to view medical testimony instantly on their devices, search for specific medical terms, and review complex medical testimony in real-time for immediate follow-up questions.

Yes, we offer same-day (24-hour), daily copy (1-2 days), expedited (3-5 days), and standard (10-14 days) delivery options. Medical malpractice cases often require quick turnaround, and we're equipped to meet urgent deadlines without compromising accuracy.

Yes, all our court reporters are trained in HIPAA compliance and understand healthcare privacy regulations. We maintain strict confidentiality protocols for all medical records, patient information, and sensitive healthcare data discussed during depositions.