Michelle Cook | Cady Reporting

Great Annoucement: New Court Reporter at Cady!

by Michelle Cook | Apr 28, 2021 | Uncategorized

We are so excited to announce an addition to the team here at Cady Reporting! A wonderful and experienced reporter, X. Johnny Revmatas. Johnny comes to us from the (former) court reporting firm, Mehler and Hagestrom. Mehler sold their firm to Veritext, the global...

Court Reporter Coverage in Elyria

by Michelle Cook | Apr 23, 2021 | Cady Reporting, Cleveland Legal News, Court Reporters, Coverage Areas, Depositions, Litigation, Uncategorized

Do you need to take a deposition in Elyria, Ohio? If you are looking to hold a deposition in Elyria, Ohio and you need a court reporter to cover it, we want you to know that we are available to schedule everything attorneys need to hold a deposition. Schedule here...

Ultimate Guide to Hiring the Best Court Reporter

by Michelle Cook | Feb 3, 2021 | #LawyerSuccess, Attorneys, Blog, Cady Reporting, Cleveland Legal News, FAQ, Legal Video, Litigation, News and Notes, paralegals, Remote Depositions, Resources, Top Tips, Uncategorized

True or false? Court reporters are all alike – FALSE. Not all court reporters are alike. There are several important things to consider before you hire a court reporter for a key deposition. We want to provide a comprehensive guide to help you know what to...

Definition: Standard of Care (And Bonus Court Reporter Brief!)

by Michelle Cook | Jan 11, 2021 | Areas of Practice, Attorneys, Blog, Cady Reporting, Court Reporters, Definition, Litigation, paralegals, Uncategorized

Most doctors today know the ins and outs of what their jobs require. However, no matter how well a doctor practices, there is always a chance of medical malpractice. (Or is it technically medical negligence?) When a doctor stands accused of medical malpractice, they...

Are You an Emotionally Intelligent Trial Lawyer?

by Michelle Cook | Dec 1, 2020 | Uncategorized

Empathy, sympathy, and pity – how do these 3 small yet powerful words affect your argument? How do they affect the jury? Click the article below that discusses these words and how they are used, and ask yourself, “Which of these can I apply to my opening...