FORBES COURT REPORTING SERVICES, LLC.
CREATING AN HONEST RECORD IN AND OUT OF THE COURTROOM
Celebrating 50 years of Court Reporting
Forbes Court Reporting LLC, is the leading Stenographic Court Reporting service in Western New York and The Finger Lake's Region since 1972.
Throughout our 50 years, we have acquired many of our professional relationships with New York State Court Systems and various Law Firms across the state through our commitment to only providing quality transcripts and upholding the record of our clients.
We specialize in taking down the record of the courtroom in Stenographic and Voice reporting methods. We cover Jury Trials, Grand Juries, Depositions, Town Courts, Federal Court, Town Board Meetings, Zoning, and the list goes on
And our work doesn’t stop there, we offer hard copy transcripts delivered by mail, or e-copy emailed over to you.
Our objective
Forbes Court Reporters work to have the most accurate transcriptions for our clients, no matter the case. All of our reporters have gone through the appropriate schooling methods for stenography and voice court reporting.
We hire only the best stenographers and voice writers, who hold themselves to the highest regard when it comes to transcribing cases. As a growing Court Reporting firm, we also offer training and intern periods for newbie reporters.
We have Court Reporters that are apart of the NCRA (National Court Reporters Association) as well as certified in RPR (Registered Professional Reporters), CMR (Certified Merit Reporters), and certified New York State Realtime Court Reporters.
STENOGRAPHY STUDENTS
intern opportunities
We offer interning for stenographic reporters and voice reporters. Gain knowledge of the courtroom before taking on your own business or entering into the Official Reporter positions.
To keep our business at its top performing capabilities we offer “sitting in” periods for students at speed tests of 180wpm and above.
By “sitting in” you gather real work experience with a professional stenographer or a voice court reporter in a court setting while still working to finish school.
