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What is the Role of a Probation Officer?
More than you may think. The probation officer is one of the most talked about legal professionals. Most people are aware that probation officers have a lot of responsibility placed upon their shoulders along with many duties. However, not many people know about the...
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Cady Reporting Announces Exclusive Interview with Chuck Cady
Cady Reporting is thrilled to announce President Chuck Cady's exclusive interview with Interviewology-- a publication dedicated to bringing readers new and unique interviews with subjects from all walks of life: from lawyers, to musicians, to court reporters. Mr....
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Cady Reporting Announces Guide to Cleveland
Cady Reporting is pleased to announce their newest page-- a guide to Cleveland. The page provides legal resources, such as information on the courthouse, as well as tourist information, such as information on hotels and restaurants. The page is a great resource for...
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Would You Rather?
Have you ever played the game “Would you rather?” If you aren’t familiar with the game, you are given two choices and you pick the option you think is better. For example, would you rather eat a stick of butter or a cockroach? Would you rather go to Italy or Spain?...
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Shadow the Horse Seeks Justice for Himself
Shadow, now named Justice, is a beautiful horse. He's an 8-year-old quarter horse who endured more than any animal should endure. At a vet's exam last year, he was 300 pounds underweight, his formerly shiny black coat was lice-ridden and his skin scabbed. Parts of...
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Reveal It, Don’t Conceal It!
Reveal It, Don't Conceal It! Disclosure Requirements for Bar Applicants By Hanna Borsilli When I started law school, I knew that studying for the bar exam would be difficult, but I assumed registering for the exam would be relatively simple. However, I quickly learned...
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Cady Reporting Announces New Areas of Practice Page
Cady Reporting is pleased to announce a new areas of practice page: maritime law. Attorneys and paralegals in the area of practice can now book maritime law court reporters that have full understanding the of field-- a necessity for those in a field that not only...
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Cady Reporting Announces New Area of Practice Page
Cady Reporting is pleased to announce a new areas of practice page: family law. For attorneys in the area of practice, finding family law court reporters who are dedicated, reliable, and truly know all the ins and outs of the field is incredibly important to the...
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Cady Reporting Announces New Area of Practice Page
Cady Reporting is pleased to announce a new areas of practice page: international law. Finding international law court reporters in the Cleveland area that know the field through and through has never been easier. Attorneys can come to one of Cleveland's most trusted...
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Cady Reporting Announces New Areas of Practice Page
Cady Reporting is pleased to announce a new areas of practice page: real estate law. Real estate attorneys in the Cleveland area and across the state of Ohio can easily find real estate law court reporters that are knowledgeable in the field and truly care about the...
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Cady Reporting Announces New Areas of Practice Page
Cady Reporting is pleased to announce a new areas of practice page: tax law. This page makes it easy for any tax attorney to turn to Cady Reporting and find tax law court reporters that are reliable and accurate. Our professionals are fluent in all the difficult...
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Definition: Defendant
The defendant in a lawsuit is someone who has been accused of wrongdoing. The defendant must defend their position. In criminal court, the defendant is accused of a crime. In a civil lawsuit, the defendant is accused of an action (or lack of an action) that he or she...
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Definition: Plaintiff
There are 2 sides to every story. In litigation, they are called the plaintiff and defendant. The plaintiff is the person (or company) that brings a legal complaint about someone else to the court. In the case caption, the plaintiff is always listed first. An...
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Have You Ever Seen This in a Courtroom?
This defendant decided to disregard all of the judge's orders to stop talking. Eventually, Judge Russo decided that he could no longer put up with it and ordered this... Usually, when our court reporters are in depositions in and around Cleveland, Ohio the attorneys...
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Cleveland Court Reporters-Turned-Tour Guides
Our Court Reporters and staff live, work and play in the Cleveland and surrounding areas, so Cady Reporting staff and our court reporters are experts in everything Cleveland! They love Cleveland so much that they want to share with you what they love the most so you...
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Cady Reporting Announces New Areas of Practice Page
Cady Reporting is pleased to announce a new areas of practice page: sports law. Now, any sports attorney can turn to Cady Reporting and easily find a Sports Law Court Reporter they know they can trust. Our professionals are guaranteed to deliver satisfying results....
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Cady Reporting Announces New Areas of Practice Page
Cady Reporting is pleased to announce a new areas of practice page. The areas of practice page was designed to help law professionals find a court reporter that is right for them. In order to further distinguish between the many legal fields, pages dedicated to each...
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Court Reporters for Warrensville Heights
Are you looking for a court reporter to cover a job in Warrensville Heights, Ohio? Cady Reporting can have a court reporter or videographer there for anything that you need. Our locally-owned court reporting firm is headquartered in Downtown, Cleveland. Click here...
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DPA (Durable Power of Attorney) Changing with Technology
You need a Durable Power of Attorney. Should you go with the "just google it" DIY attitude? Technology is definitely changing the legal profession. For some things technology has greatly helped attorneys, especially during the process of litigation. Although as...
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Hey Ohioans! Summer Begins Today…
June 21, 2018 (TODAY!) is officially the first day of summer. Sunscreen, pool time and long beautiful days are what most people focus on. But Cleveland and the entire state of Ohio offer some wonderful and unique adventures! Check out a few of them below, and stay...
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Read Before You Unsubscribe!
There are emails from friends, family, your court reporting firm (Cady, of course) alumni newsletters, deals, ads, things that you don't even remember signing up for or even know what they are - are you exhausted yet? I am. With the overwhelming barrage of emails we...
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An Organized Desktop – How?
Does your environment affect your productivity? You bet! We know that keeping our desks and offices organized can help us have a better workflow and also help our brains feel less cluttered and less stressed. The same applies to our digital desktop. So much of our...
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How To Clear Out Your Downloads Folder
We all download a lot of things through the internet - exhibits, transcripts (done by Cady Reporting of course!) and lots of other files. When you download something, it's automatically saved in your computer's downloads folder. When all of those files (even if...
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Do You Have 5 Minutes? (Tech Clean-Up)
Do you have 5 minutes? You can complete any of these tasks below in 5 minutes or less. With this particular list, one by one your digital life will become cleaner and more organized contributing to less stress and increased productivity. Take on the tasks just one...
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Would You Like a Faster Computer?
We all want our computers to give us the information we want in a fraction of a second. But bogging them down with old information and files definitely won't help them give us what we need when we want it. If your computer is running a little slower than it used to...
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Are you Safely Cleaning your Monitor?
Sometimes I think I look at my computer monitor more than I look at my husband. Our court reporters look at their computer screens on every job, and then for hours after during the editing process. Attorneys and their paralegals and legal assistants have similar...
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Eeeeewwwww…Keyboards!
Keyboards are busy all day...mostly growing new little ecosystems right under your fingertips. Cleaning your keyboard doesn't take very long, and it might save you from contracting an illness or two. 🙂 According to a BBC Report in 2008, James Francis (a British...
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The Confidentiality Expectation of a Court Reporter
In the NCRA (National Court Reporter Association) Court Reporter Code of Ethics, #4 states, "Preserve the confidentiality and ensure the security of information, oral or written, entrusted to the Member by any of the parties in a proceeding." An important thing for...
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Court Reporters Covering Independence, Ohio
Are you looking for a court reporter to cover a deposition in Independence, Ohio? Cady Reporting Services can provide one to you! Our family-owned office is headquartered in Downtown, Cleveland, a short and easy drive to Independence. Click here to schedule, read on...
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The Importance of a Punctual Court Reporter
The problem? The court reporter that you scheduled from 'Company X' is late to the deposition. Is that lateness really the problem? Couldn't the real problem be the impact of that lateness? You might feel embarrassed in front of opposing counsel, or that your waiting...
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What Can Lebron James Teach Us About Trademark Law?
I was never really sure that LeBron could teach me anything but good free throwing, but I guess I was wrong. the trademarks that he has filed for have people asking, "How can they trademark THAT?". The trademark law industry breaks down the fundamentals and explains a...
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How to Dress for a Deposition
Dressing appropriately for a deposition is more important than you might realize. On of my favorite quotes that I learned in college is, "The way you dress is the way you are perceived and the way you are perceived is the way you will be treated." So, ask yourself,...
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Removing Stains on the Go
Ready, set, GO! Running a race - Most mornings probably feel like that for a majority of us. Whether it's a sprint or a marathon, getting an untimely spill on your shirt can make your whole day feel like you tripped over a hurdle at the Olympics. Well shake that...
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Your Litigation Case Files are Gone.
Sorry, no need for a heart attack...yet. "Sir, they said your litigation support files are gone." What if you had your paralegal call your court reporter and that is what was reported to you? How many floors would your stomach actually drop? Obviously, your...
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Spangenberg Law Firm Announces 2018 Litigation Institute
Spangenberg Law Firm has announced the date for their second annual Spangenberg Litigation Institute. This year, the Litigation Institute will be held on April 27, with breakfast and registration starting at 9:30 am and the program ending at 4:00 pm. Lunch will be...
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Bay Village Court Reporter Coverage with Cady Reporting
Do you need a court reporter in Bay Village, Ohio? Cady Reporting services, headquartered in Cleveland, Ohio can cover any and all litigation support needs. That includes court reporting, videography, and anything else you need to win your case. Cady Reporting...
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Court Reporter in Rocky River, Ohio
Do you need a court reporter in Rocky River, Ohio? Cady Reporting services, headquartered in Cleveland, Ohio can cover any and all litigation support needs. That includes court reporting, videography, and anything else you need to win your case. Cady Reporting...
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#MeToo Follow Up – Hot Talk at the CMBA
This was a very popular topic for the CMBA's Hot Talks series! So much so, that the Cleveland Plain Dealer covered the event. To read the article click here. This event was also live streamed on Facebook, the video being uploaded to YouTube. The Cleveland community...
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Would You Welcome CLEs at Your Firm?
We are bringing high-quality live CLEs to law firms! We have teamed up with PDC, and we have invited Judge James Kimbler (ret.) and several of his associates to join our education initiative. Judge Kimbler will be presenting seminars based on his book, Practical...
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CMBA Announces March HotTalks – #MeToo
The CMBA has announced that tomorrow, March 13 at noon they will host the next Hot Talks session. The topic will be the “MeToo movement and the impact it has had on the global conversation of sexual harassment in the workplace." The following attorneys will be...
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Our FAQ
We just published a new page of frequently asked questions related to our services. It's worth a look and a reminder of how far Cady Reporting will go to provide precision services to its clientele. Our list of questions includes topics such as the certification of...
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To Hone or Home? That is the Question.
Did you realize that there are over 600 breeds of pigeons in the world? And most of us probably immediately think only of the seemingly less-than-hygienic gray ones that desecrate city buildings and statues of revered civic patrons and drive pedestrians and cyclists...
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Facebook is Accused of Violating Political Ad Transparency Law in Seattle, Washington
"The city of Seattle, Washington, claims that Facebook has been violating its 1977 campaign finance law, which states that those who accept advertising dollars from political campaigns be transparent with the public about the “exact nature and extent of the...
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Lawsuit Filed Over Remodel Nightmare in Rocky River, Ohio
"A detached addition and unsecured light fixtures were just some of the problems before a massive leak sent water spewing into the interior last week. The contractor, however, said he felt he had to walk away from the job midway through because constant changes to the...
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NCRA Announces Cady Reporting Partner, Donnalee Cotone as CRC
The National Court Reporters Association is the leading organization representing stenographic court reporters, captioners and legal videographers. It has been announced that Donnalee Cotone has earned the Certified Realtime Captioner certification. Congratulations...
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Cleveland Metropolitan Bar Association Announces Hot Talks Series
The Cleveland Metropolitan Bar Association recently announced the latest in its series of "Hot Talks" devoted to legal news and trends. The format includes a lead or guest speaker who will discuss the following: What’s the difference between an Executive Order and a...
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The Cleveland Metropolitan Bar Foundation
The CMBF is the part of the CMBA that is in charge of charitable fundraising. The money it raises supports the “Lawyers Giving Back” and pro bono legal service programs. The CMBF helps people through the following programs: The 3Rs Cleveland Homeless Legal Assistance...
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Did you ROCK last weekend?
On Saturday, February 10, 2018 the Cleveland Metropolitan Bar Association hosted the Rock the Foundation event. What a night! There was live music provided by the jazz band, Transportation Blvd., and then at the main event Nitebridge dazzled on stage while we all...
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Spotlight On: Cathleen Bolek, Esq.
This month we are putting the spotlight on Cleveland attorney Cathleen Bolek. A principal at the firm Bolek, Besser & Glesius, she has served her clients tirelessly for over 25 years. She and her associates are Cleveland Employment Law Attorneys, helping people...
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CLE: The Power of Narrative: Win Your Jury With Storytelling
The average attention span of a person, someone who will be sitting on a jury, is 2-6 minutes. Their best, most rapt, attention is only 1.5 minutes. This means from the very beginning an attorney must have a compelling narrative theme to capture the jury’s attention....
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CLE: Relevance & the Ohio Rules of Evidence
Judge James L. Kimbler has been a trial judge for over 30 years. During that time he has conducted over 550 jury trials and hundreds, if not thousands, of non-jury trials. He has brought this experience to life in his book, Practical Tips for Trial Attorneys: A...
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CLE: Practical Tips for Trial Attorneys
Judge James L. Kimbler has been a trial judge for over 30 years. During that time he has conducted over 550 jury trials and hundreds, if not thousands, of non-jury trials. He has brought this experience to life in his book, Practical Tips for Trial Attorneys: A...
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CLE: Hearsay and the Ohio Rules of Evidence
Some of the hardest evidentiary issues for Ohio’s trial lawyers arise from the introduction or attempted introduction of hearsay evidence. Retired Judge Kimbler brings his experience of over 30 years on the bench to an interactive discussion concerning Article VIII of...
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CLE: The OCR and ADR, a 3-Part Review
Ohio Revised Code Title 27 sets forth the statutory requirements for three types of alternative dispute resolution. R.C. § 2701.10 is the Ohio Revised Code Section that allows litigants to hire a “private judge” to preside over their dispute. R.C. Chapter 2701.10...
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CLE: Ethics and Professionalism
The topics covered in this section of the CLE seminar will be presented by an entertaining variety of speakers. Attorney Sharon Dobbins Alberson presents Ethics and Relationships Viewed through Ohio Professional Code of Conduct: The ethical role of a lawyer is more...
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CLE: A Review of Ohio’s Right to a Speedy Trial
Judge James L. Kimbler of the Medina Common Pleas Court reviews Ohio’s right to a speedy trial in criminal cases. During this three hour seminar Judge Kimbler discusses the constitutional origins of the right to a speedy trial; Ohio’s codification of the right to a...
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CLE: Common Civil Procedure Problems, Rules 3-15
Medina County Common Pleas Judge James Kimbler (R) leads an interactive discussion about common problems found in applying the Ohio Rules of Civil Procedure. The participants in this CLE seminar will be given 18 problems to discuss concerning Rules 3-15. The...
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Need CLEs?
If you an attorney and need your CLE credits before the year is up, don't worry! Judge James Kimbler (retired) and Judge Joyce Kimbler (active) have put together a lively, interactive CLE seminar opportunity. Don't just go to CLE seminars because you are obligated...
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What Makes Legal Videography a Unique Service
Legal videography is a growing part of the court reporting industry and one of the most technologically-advanced aspects of the legal profession. Today's top reporting companies now routinely offer a high-tech option for video documentation of depositions and other...
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Ohio Criminal Escapes West Virginia Prison
Todd Wayne Boyes is a 44 year old man who has a history of carjacking people at gunpoint in Ohio. A spokesperson for the West Virginia State Police states that after another carjacking and dangerous car chase in February of 2016, Boyes used a vehicle to hit a...
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Cleveland Metropolitan Bar Association Announces TMA Bankruptcy & Commercial Law Section Lunch & CLE
The Cleveland Metropolitan Bar Association Announces TMA Bankruptcy & Commercial Law Section Lunch & CLE to be held in their offices. The topic for the event is "A Commentary on Current Events and Issues of Local Impact." Information on prices and tickets can...
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Would You Like a Referral?
#LawyerSuccess - tools to help you become the most successful attorney you can be. Join the Lawyer Referral Service at the Cleveland Metropolitan Bar Association! As partners and members of the CMBA, we are well acquainted with the Cleveland Lawyer Referral Service...
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FAQ: What is the Difference Between a Judge and a Magistrate?
That is an excellent question. Many people wonder what the difference in these two roles is because both judges and magistrates hear cases in court. We can only speak generally about this topic, as the specifics vary between states and regions. In general:...
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Definition: Magistrate
A magistrate is similar to a judge in that they can hear cases. A magistrate only hears some minor criminal (sometimes civil) matters. The criminal offenses may include traffic offenses or petty theft. A magistrate has mostly administrative powers, and no precedents...
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Judge Needs Court Reporter
“Without my court reporter, I can’t do anything in that courtroom. I’m hamstrung,” said Circuit Court Judge Jim Kitchens. Read the original article here. Judges, attorneys and anyone else who needs a flawless record of proceedings, know just how valuable a court...
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Steno Briefs: We, the Jury
Our incredible team here at our court reporting firm in Cleveland has been kind enough to supply their briefs for terms found in the linked article. If you are a veteran court reporter like many of our reporters here in Cleveland, or if you are a student of court...
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For the Record, a Documentary
"I wanted to capture the steno culture - share its history - its future. There's an irony in the court reporting industry: If a court reporter is doing their job well, they go virtually unnoticed. The goal is to capture the record without becoming a part of it....
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News: Lake Erie Wind Turbines
"The Ohio Power Siting Board has set a November public hearing on the proposal of the Lake Erie Energy Development Corp. to build a six-turbine wind farm eight to 10 miles offshore from Cleveland in 2019. Though just a demonstration project, the 20.7-megawatt farm...
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Hot Talks: The Opioid Crisis in Northeast Ohio
On August 8, 2017, the Cleveland Metropolitan Bar Association held one of its most well-attended Hot Talks. 'The Opioid Crisis in Northeast Ohio' is something on the minds of the Cleveland community. There are not many families and friends left untouched by this...
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Spotlight On: Judge Lauren Moore
Judge Lauren Moore is an outstanding member of the Cleveland legal community. She is dedicated and passionate about raising Cleveland citizens to be their best. Since having passed the bar in 1987, Judge Moore has served as a civil attorney and a public defender at...
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The Finer Points of Serving as an Attorney-Notary
By Christopher D. Caspary Henry J. Heinz, American entrepreneur and businessman, once remarked that "to do a common thing uncommonly well brings success." The designation of notary public has a long and distinguished history that dates back approximately 1500 years....
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Announcement: New Teammate at Cady Reporting!
The Cady family is proud to announce that we have a wonderful new addition to the team. Violet Walsh is enhancing the Cady 'lineup' with a diverse and experienced background. She has worked in the medical field handling a high-stress position, along with several...
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#LawyerSuccess with Richard “Dickie” Scruggs…?
Dickie Scruggs may not be the person that you ever want to imitate your career after, we mean, like, ever. He was convicted of bribing a federal judge, was disbarred and sent to prison. We agree that part is not exactly a success story. His real success comes after...
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Back to Class: Grammar 101 – are you affected or effected?
No matter what school we attended, or how long we attended it, there are some things that we just don't get right. Fortunately, these posts will not be examples of mistakes made in physics... [video width="480" height="270"...
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Definition: Mediation
Mediation is one of several ways to resolve a conflict between two parties. It is often referred to as ADR or Alternative Dispute Resolution. Both parties voluntarily agree to come together in front of a neutral party called the mediator. A mediator's job is to...
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Practical Tips for Trial Attorneys
When I was in law school and took criminal procedure, the focus of the course was on the adjudication process. Based on what I have seen as a trial judge, I don’t think that focus has changed. And it’s obviously important that criminal defense attorneys understand...
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CLE Today
You're sharp, we know that. We're sharp, you know that. To stay sharp, however, we always need to be learning. Education doesn't end when you get that piece of paper in your hand. Learning is a lifelong process, that is why all of us at Cady are so invested in...
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Volunteering and Sponsorship
Why are volunteering and sponsorship important to the Cady Family? We are honored to be included among the top litigation support providers in the country. We appreciate the opportunity that we have had to grow in this community. During our time period of becoming a...
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Resources
At Cady Reporting Services, Inc., we offer more than just court reporting and deposition services. We offer a full spectrum of litigation support services. We are always looking for ways to help our clients. In this series of blog articles, we will explore the...
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Litigation
Litigation is so much more than the term "lawsuit". There are so many factors that go into litigation. In this series of blog posts, we will explore the different kinds of litigation and also share advice from litigators and judges. Litigation support is an...
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Court Reporter Corner
Hi, court reporters! This area of the blog is just for you. We have articles about court reporting, court reporters, Steno briefs, and more. We will look at the lighter side of our jobs, and also some serious matters as well. Being a court reporter takes...
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Definition: Adjudicate
Adjudicate (verb) A formal judgment or decision is made about a problem or dispute. So basically, a judge (or jury, or other authorized officials) decides who is right on a particular matter. Another form of the word is 'adjudication'. Adjudication is the legal...
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Newsworthy and Notable
There are many different aspects of the world that touch on the justice system. In this section of the blog, we will write and also link to some newsworthy articles. We will also strive to bring you goings-on that can affect your practice. Our NNRC partners around...
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FAQ: Frequently Asked Questions
Court reporting is not the most common profession. Here at Cady Reporting Services in Cleveland, Ohio, we get a lot of questions about the profession of court reporting, litigation support and the law in general. We will try to address all of your questions about...
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Fashion Forward
Do you have nothing to wear? Or are you just short on ideas of how to put things together so they look new and fresh? This series of blog posts is aimed at getting you back to feeling great in your clothes. We will be posting outfit ideas and tips for the...
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#LawyerSuccess
We can all learn from each other. That is probably especially true when we look at those who inspire us or inspire others. With this series of blog posts, we look to inspire you through the quotes and deeds of those who have great lessons to teach and things to say....
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Guest Authors
Guest authors bring a unique perspective to our blog. They are an invaluable part of the legal community here in Cleveland, Ohio and around the country. The guests who we have chosen know how "do the lawyering" much better than I do, and we sincerely appreciate them...
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Cady Legal Dictionary
Dear Reader, Have you ever been reading a legal document, transcript, exhibit, or other law-related material and you come across a word that you don't quite remember what it means? Maybe in one of our guest blog posts, you see a word and would like to see it in...
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Proud Partners!
We are so proud to call Benchmark Reporting one of our NNRC partners! We congratulate them on earning their WBE Certification. Women-owned businesses are powerful tools to diversity, and as a WBENC Certified business we fully support Benchmark in every way! See the...
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Definition: Testator
Testator (noun) A testator is a person who makes a valid will. A will is a document through which a deceased person disposes of his or her property. If a person dies without having made a will it is said that they have died intestate. A testator must be of sound mind...
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Carnival Accidents Largely Caused by Riders
Article originally published on Hughes & Coleman.com Into safe arms “Oh, my gosh, she’s gonna fall”, says the person recording the video as the camera focuses on a teenager whose body is at the point of slipping out of the protective barrier of a gondola ride...
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FAQ: What is a Deposition?
Were you served with a summons by a process server to appear at a deposition? A deposition is a question-and-answer session held out of court. The attorneys have a chance to ask you what facts you know about the case at hand. Your deposition will be...
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#LAWYERSUCCESS with Judge Judy
#LawyerSuccess Whether you are an aspiring lawyer or part of an established law firm, the clear way to success can be shrouded. For some, it can seem inaccessible. If that is you, rest assured you aren't alone. Even lawyers who can be counted among the most...
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Spotlight On: Elaine Newlin
Hi, I'm Elaine! I am a certified RPR, which means I can write over 225 words per minute. I can quickly transcribe a transcript with the highest level of accuracy, (and I cook!) I've used my 35 years of experience as a Registered Professional Reporter to transcribe...
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FAQ: Do I Need a Specialized Medical Malpractice Reporter?
Many attorneys have at one time or another wondered if they needed a court reporter who is specialized in the area of medical malpractice depositions. The answer to that one is simple! Basically, any qualified court reporter should be able to take down testimony from...
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Back to Class: Grammar Rules 101 – There, Their, They’re
No matter what school we attended or how long we had attended it, there are some things that we just don’t get right every time. Fortunately, these posts will not be examples of mistakes made in physics… [video width="400" height="160"...
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Resource: Martindale-Hubble
Martindale-Hubble is a directory for finding and researching attorneys. Listings may include client and AV Peer Review Ratings along with information like law firm and state bar admissions. They also have their Legal Library, a database of over 85,000 documents...
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Guest Author: Lighting the Career Path Through Mentoring and Championing
Lighting the Career Path Through Mentoring and Championing by Guest Author Adrian D. Thompson of Taft, Stettinius & Hollister (Originally published in the CMBA Journal, March 2017) A Buddhist proverb states, “If you light a lamp for someone, it will also brighten...
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Resource: Lexis Nexis
Lexis Nexis is a company used by many legal professionals around the world. They provide legal, regulatory and business information and analytics for lawyers and legal professionals. Their main data center is right here in Ohio! They provide the following: Lexis...
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Law Firms Must Harness the Competitive Advantage of Diversity to Evolve
In most industries, including law, the failure to develop new products is fatal. Economic development is driven by product development: New products create new opportunities, expand businesses, and forge industries. However, as technologies make things more...
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What is the Role of a Probation Officer?
More than you may think. The probation officer is one of the most talked about legal professionals. Most people are aware that probation officers have a lot of responsibility placed upon their shoulders along with many duties. However, not many people know about the...
Cady Reporting Announces Exclusive Interview with Chuck Cady
Cady Reporting is thrilled to announce President Chuck Cady's exclusive interview with Interviewology-- a publication dedicated to bringing readers new and unique interviews with subjects from all walks of life: from lawyers, to musicians, to court reporters. Mr....
Cady Reporting Announces Guide to Cleveland
Cady Reporting is pleased to announce their newest page-- a guide to Cleveland. The page provides legal resources, such as information on the courthouse, as well as tourist information, such as information on hotels and restaurants. The page is a great resource for...
Would You Rather?
Have you ever played the game “Would you rather?” If you aren’t familiar with the game, you are given two choices and you pick the option you think is better. For example, would you rather eat a stick of butter or a cockroach? Would you rather go to Italy or Spain?...
Shadow the Horse Seeks Justice for Himself
Shadow, now named Justice, is a beautiful horse. He's an 8-year-old quarter horse who endured more than any animal should endure. At a vet's exam last year, he was 300 pounds underweight, his formerly shiny black coat was lice-ridden and his skin scabbed. Parts of...
Reveal It, Don’t Conceal It!
Reveal It, Don't Conceal It! Disclosure Requirements for Bar Applicants By Hanna Borsilli When I started law school, I knew that studying for the bar exam would be difficult, but I assumed registering for the exam would be relatively simple. However, I quickly learned...
Cady Reporting Announces New Areas of Practice Page
Cady Reporting is pleased to announce a new areas of practice page: maritime law. Attorneys and paralegals in the area of practice can now book maritime law court reporters that have full understanding the of field-- a necessity for those in a field that not only...
Cady Reporting Announces New Area of Practice Page
Cady Reporting is pleased to announce a new areas of practice page: family law. For attorneys in the area of practice, finding family law court reporters who are dedicated, reliable, and truly know all the ins and outs of the field is incredibly important to the...
Cady Reporting Announces New Area of Practice Page
Cady Reporting is pleased to announce a new areas of practice page: international law. Finding international law court reporters in the Cleveland area that know the field through and through has never been easier. Attorneys can come to one of Cleveland's most trusted...
Cady Reporting Announces New Areas of Practice Page
Cady Reporting is pleased to announce a new areas of practice page: real estate law. Real estate attorneys in the Cleveland area and across the state of Ohio can easily find real estate law court reporters that are knowledgeable in the field and truly care about the...
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