Government
Mar. 13, 2019
State court reporting companies move forward a bill to block out-of-state competitors
California’s court reporters renewed their battle with out-of-state competitors on Tuesday.
SACRAMENTO — California’s court reporters renewed their battle with out-of-state competitors Tuesday.
The Assembly Judiciary Committee unanimously passed AB 424, a bill sponsored by the California Deposition Reporters Association. It would require any “stenographic transcript” of an audio or video recording of a deposition must be transcribed by a certified shorthand reporter to be admissible in court.
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