Recent Updates to Washington Court Rule 30: Advancing Remote Depositions

What Do AI Notetakers Do and Why Could They Be Risky?

AI notetaking apps do more than just take notes. They record everything that is said and create a summary at the end of the proceeding. Some also create a transcript from the recording, highlight key discussions, and create a list of follow-up action items. But with this convenience comes significant risk, especially in legal proceedings when confidentiality and security are essential. Read the recent blog post by Elizabeth Harvey, CCR, RPR to learn key take aways.

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Buell team member Tadia Musgrave has been accepted to attend the University of Nebraska’s Marriage & Family Therapy Masters program!

BUELL REALTIME REPORTING EXPANDS TO EASTERN WASHINGTON AND WELCOMES TWO NEW EMPLOYEES

BUELL REALTIME REPORTING EXPANDS TO EASTERN WASHINGTON AND WELCOMES TWO NEW EMPLOYEES

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Recent Forbes article discusses AI's inconsistency in producing highly accurate legal transcripts

A recent Forbes article discusses AI's inconsistency in producing highly accurate legal transcripts and finds it fails to meet user expectations. Human transcriptionists are more reliable for maintaining data accuracy and formatting in critical documents like courtroom proceedings, depositions, and sensitive contract negotiations.