Legal Transcriptionist
Daily Transcription
- Transcribing Legal Proceedings: Your primary responsibility will be transcribing various legal proceedings, such as court hearings, depositions, conferences, and consultations
- Reviewed completed reports for proper formatting, grammar, and sentence structure.
- This involves listening to audio recordings and accurately converting them into written transcripts
- Understanding Legal Terminology and Procedures: You will need to have a deep understanding of legal terminology, procedures, and protocols
- This knowledge will allow you to accurately transcribe complex legal concepts and ensure the integrity of the transcripts
- Maintaining Accuracy and Attention to Detail: Precision and meticulous attention to detail are essential in producing accurate transcripts
- Your role will involve accurately capturing spoken words, including legal jargon, nuances, and specific instructions, while maintaining consistency in formatting, grammar, and punctuation
- Adapting to Various Audio Quality and Accents: As a legal transcriber, you will encounter different audio qualities and accents in the recordings
- Your ability to adapt to these variations and still produce high-quality transcripts is crucial
- Ensuring Confidentiality: Confidentiality is paramount in the legal profession
- You will be expected to handle sensitive information with the utmost discretion and maintain strict confidentiality throughout the transcription process
- Meeting Deadlines: Timeliness is important in legal transcription
- You will be responsible for meeting deadlines and delivering completed transcripts within the specified time-frame
- Quality Assurance: Conducting self-reviews and quality checks on your own work to ensure accuracy and adherence to transcription guidelines and client specifications
- Communication and Collaboration: Effectively communicating with supervisors, editors, or clients regarding any clarifications or additional information needed for transcription projects
- Collaborating with team members to share knowledge and ensure consistent transcription practices
- Legal Transcriber/Recorder - eScribers
- Transcribing Legal Proceedings: Your primary responsibility will be transcribing various legal proceedings, such as court hearings, depositions, arbitrations, and meetings
- This involves listening to audio recordings and accurately converting them into written transcripts
- Recording Legal Proceedings: In addition to transcription, you may also be involved in recording legal proceedings
- This entails operating audio recording equipment to capture clear and high-quality audio of the proceedings
- Familiarity with Legal Terminology and Procedures: It is essential to have a strong understanding of legal terminology, procedures, and protocols
- This knowledge will enable you to accurately transcribe or record complex legal concepts and ensure consistency in the transcripts
- Maintaining Accuracy and Attention to Detail: Precision and attention to detail are crucial in producing accurate transcripts or recordings
- You will need to capture spoken words with precision, including legal jargon, nuances, and specific instructions, while maintaining consistency in formatting, grammar, and punctuation
- Adapting to Various Audio Quality and Accents: eScribers deals with a wide range of audio recordings that may vary in quality and include different accents
- Your ability to adapt to these variations and still produce high-quality and clear transcripts or recordings is essential
- Upholding Confidentiality: As a Legal Transcriber/Recorder, you will handle confidential and sensitive information
- It is vital to maintain strict confidentiality, adhere to privacy regulations, and uphold ethical standards throughout the transcription or recording process
- Meeting Deadlines: Timeliness is crucial in legal transcription and recording
- You will be responsible for meeting deadlines and delivering completed transcripts or recordings within the specified time-frame
- Quality Assurance: Conducting self-reviews and quality checks on your work to ensure accuracy, consistency, and adherence to eScribers' transcription guidelines or recording protocols
- Communication and Collaboration: Effectively communicating with supervisors, editors, or clients to clarify any uncertainties, provide updates on transcription progress, or address any issues related to the transcription or recording projects
- Collaborating with team members to share knowledge, resolve challenges, and maintain consistent transcription or recording practices.
