Boston Court Reporters
Everything you need to understand digital court reporting, evaluate your options, and stay ahead of industry changes.
From Boston Court Reporters
The stenographer shortage is real and accelerating. Learn why Boston’s top firms are choosing digital — and what that means for transcript quality, availability, and the record.
Read the GuideFrom read-back to play-back: how time-coded transcripts linked to audio and video change the way attorneys prepare cases, build cross-examinations, and present at trial.
Explore Audio SynchA step-by-step look at how BCR captures, processes, and delivers synced rough transcripts — and the cognitive science behind why reading and rehearing testimony improves recall.
Explore Video SynchCalculate civil procedure deadlines under Mass. R. Civ. P. Rule 6 — forward or backward — with Massachusetts holidays pre-loaded for 2026–2028.
Open CalculatorBCR publishes all rates openly — deposition, arbitration, and hearing. View and download any rate sheet without a phone call.
View Rate SheetsSee the format, layout, and quality of a BCR transcript before your first deposition. The same standard, every time.
View SampleIndustry Research
Hosted PDF on this site. Survey data on the stenographer workforce, age demographics, scheduling difficulties, and attorney attitudes toward digital reporting.
Open PDFHosted PDF on this site. Industry trends, technology adoption, and the increasing role of digital and AI-assisted reporting in legal proceedings.
Open PDFHosted PDF on this site. Foundational industry analysis referenced across the court reporting market.
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