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Elliott Reporting, Inc. is a Colorado Springs-based court reporting agency providing certified court reporters and certified legal videographers for depositions. Founder Cindy Elliott, RPR, is a working court reporter with nearly three decades of experience. The firm serves the Pikes Peak Region, the Front Range, Denver Metro, Pueblo, and surrounding areas.
Credentials & Experience
- RPR
Coverage Area
Pikes Peak Region and surrounding areas, including Pueblo and Denver; the Front Range, including the Denver Metro area and Pueblo.
Additional Details
- RPR Certified
- Yes
- Realtime Reporting
- Yes
- Service Types
- depositions
- Coverage Area
- Pikes Peak Region and surrounding areas, including Pueblo and Denver; the Front Range, including the Denver Metro area and Pueblo.
- Standard Turnaround
- 7_10_days
Review Sentiment
↑positive100%Google Maps rating: 5.0/5 from 5 reviews
Location
6385 Corporate Dr Ste 200, Colorado Springs, CO 80919
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