Guides
Guides for legal recordings and transcripts
Plain-English guides for attorneys, paralegals, and investigators who work with recorded testimony. Where a figure is an estimate, we say so and show the assumptions. None of this is legal advice; check the rules and practices that apply in your court.
Guides
Costs, court reporters, and working with deposition transcripts.
How Much Does a Deposition Transcript Cost?
Court reporter transcript cost estimates versus AI transcription at $0.75 per minute, itemized, with every assumption stated and a calculator.
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Court Reporter vs. AI Transcription: When to Use Each
An honest comparison for litigation teams: when a certified court reporter is required, when an AI working transcript of a recording is enough, and how to use both.
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How to Transcribe a Deposition Recording, Step by Step
You have the audio or video file of a deposition or hearing. Here is how to turn it into a speaker-labeled, searchable transcript you can review, correct, and cite.
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Deposition Designation Sheets: What They Are and How to Draft One
What a deposition designation sheet is, how designations and objections work, a sample page:line format, and how to draft a first version from a transcript.
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Use cases
How specific teams use transcripts of their recordings.
Transcription for Private Investigators: Recorded Interviews and Statements
How private investigators can turn recorded interviews and witness statements into speaker-labeled transcripts, flag inconsistencies, and draft investigator reports.
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Transcribing Insurance Recorded Statements for Adjusters and SIU
How claims adjusters and SIU investigators can turn recorded statements into speaker-labeled, searchable transcripts at $0.75 per minute.
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Legal Transcription for Public Defenders and Small Firms
How budget-conscious defense teams and small firms can work through recorded discovery, statements, and hearings with pay-per-minute AI transcription.
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Juris Compiler AI is a workflow and productivity tool, not a law firm, and does not provide legal advice. Using the platform creates no attorney–client relationship. Automated transcripts and AI-generated analysis may contain errors and are not a substitute for professional judgment. You are solely responsible for reviewing and verifying all output and for any decisions or actions taken based on it.