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Capitol Pacific Reporting, Inc. is seeking a Freelance Licensed Court Reporter for a hybrid, contract-based position based in Washington state. The reporter will capture depositions, hearings, and legal proceedings both in-person and remotely, producing verbatim transcripts to exacting standards.
You will attend proceedings, swear witnesses, and deliver timely transcripts while coordinating with attorneys, staff, and schedulers. Maintain confidentiality and stay current with reporting technology.
Capitol Pacific Reporting, Inc. is a leading court reporting firm in the Pacific Northwest, specializing in remote, in-person, and hybrid depositions and hearings. Since 1978, the company has provided dependable, high-quality court reporting services and comprehensive litigation support to the legal community. The team is committed to client success through responsive scheduling, accurate transcripts, and knowledgeable staff. Reporters regularly pursue continuing education and adopt new technologies to maintain up-to-date skills. With multiple office locations and dedicated coordinators, Capitol Pacific Reporting helps ensure smooth, well-organized proceedings for clients.
This is a contract role for a Freelance Licensed Court Reporter in a hybrid arrangement based in Washington state with some work-from-home flexibility. The court reporter will capture and preserve the record of depositions, hearings, and other legal proceedings, both in-person and remotely, ensuring accurate verbatim transcripts. Day-to-day responsibilities include attending scheduled proceedings, swearing in witnesses, taking down testimony using approved reporting methods, and producing timely, formatted transcripts in accordance with industry and company standards. The role also involves coordinating with attorneys, staff, and schedulers; managing deadlines; and handling confidential information with discretion. The contractor is expected to maintain professional equipment, stay current with reporting technology, and comply with all licensing and notary requirements.