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Kentuckiana Reporters, LLC

Louisville, KY
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Kentuckiana Reporters, LLC is a Louisville court reporting and legal video deposition firm serving attorneys, their staff, and clients. It provides court reporting, videography, trial presentation, interpreters and translation, electronic delivery, and medical and technical transcription. The business states that it has served clients for over 50 years and has certified court reporters and certified legal videographers.

court reportinglegal video depositionsvideographytrial presentationinterpreters and translationelectronic deliverymedical transcriptionrealtime reporting
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Credentials & Experience

Certifications
  • certified court reporters
  • certified legal videographers

Coverage Area

Louisville, Kentucky

Additional Details

Realtime Reporting
Yes
Service Types
depositionsconventions
Coverage Area
Louisville, Kentucky

Location

730 West Main Street, Suite 101, Louisville, KY 40202

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