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CRS Court Reporters and Video

San Jose, CA
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CRS Court Reporters and Video provides court reporting and legal video services from downtown San Jose and serves the San Francisco Bay Area and beyond. CRS, Inc. was founded in 1980 by Linda Pugliese and states that its reporters are State Certified Court and Realtime Reporters.

court reportinglegal videorealtime reportingvideo streamingvideo conferencingelectronic transcripts and exhibitsdepositionsarbitrations
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Credentials & Experience

Years of Experience
46+
Certifications
  • California Certified Shorthand Reporters
  • Registered Professional reporters
  • Certified Realtime Reporters
  • Certified Legal Video Specialists

Coverage Area

San Francisco Bay Area and beyond

Additional Details

State License/Certification
Realtime Reporting
Yes
Advanced Certifications
CRRCLVS
Years of Experience
46
Service Types
depositionshearingsarbitrations
Coverage Area
San Francisco Bay Area and beyond

Location

84 W. Santa Clara St, Suite 700, San Jose, CA 95113

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