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Herder & Associates

Phoenix, AZ
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Herder & Associates is a professional court reporting agency based in Phoenix, Arizona. It provides nationally certified professional court reporters for litigation, hearings, arbitration testimony, and audio transcription, with conference rooms, videographers, and remote videoconferencing services throughout Arizona.

court reportingdepositionslitigation testimonyhearingsarbitrationsaudio transcriptionremote videoconferencinglegal videography
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Credentials & Experience

Certifications
  • Nationally Certified & Registered Professional Reporters
  • Certified Legal Video Specialists
Client Rating
5/5 (13 reviews)

Coverage Area

Statewide throughout Arizona

Additional Details

Realtime Reporting
Yes
Service Types
depositionshearingsarbitrations
Coverage Area
Statewide throughout Arizona

Location

Two N Central Ave Suite 1800, Phoenix, AZ 85004

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