Job description
What reporters love about working with us
At Remote Legal, we’re not just another tech company—we’re built on decades of legal expertise and a deep respect for the profession. With seasoned attorneys and experienced court reporters at our core, we combine proven legal knowledge with cutting-edge technology to transform how depositions are conducted.
We believe you deserve a true partner—not just another contract. That’s why we’re actively investing in our network of reporters, providing:
✔ Competitive, market-driven rates
✔ A team that values and supports you
✔ Flexible scheduling and autonomy
✔ Tech-forward efficiency with a human touch
✔ Streamlined workflows that make your job easier
Join us and be part of a company that respects experience, embraces innovation, and truly values its people. Your skills shape the future of court reporting—let’s build it together.
What we love about our reporters
Our network of court reporters are more than just record-keepers—they are the guardians of the record, ensuring accuracy, professionalism, and seamless execution in every proceeding.
We love working with detail-oriented professionals who take pride in delivering white-glove service—administering oaths, precisely capturing every word, and keeping proceedings on track.
Our reporters:
✔ Are tech-savvy, motivated, and thrive in an autonomous environment
✔ Embrace cutting-edge digital tools to advance the future of court reporting
✔ Use their expertise, precision, and adaptability to uphold the integrity of the record
✔ Demonstrate professionalism, discretion, and reliability in every aspect of their work
If this sounds like you, we’d love to hear from you!
What you'll do
Facilitate remote legal proceedings, administer oaths, and ensure a smooth process
Provide professional client support, including basic tech troubleshooting
Digitally record, annotate, and document legal proceedings with precision
Maintain and monitor equipment for optimal performance
Playback or read back requested testimony with confidence
Manage and upload audio files, exhibits, and documentation for seamless transcription
What you'll need
Education: High school diploma or equivalent (higher education is a plus)
Certification: AAERT CER or CDR
Notary Public Status: Active commission in your state; RON certification required within 3 months (if applicable)
Tech Proficiency: Comfortable navigating and troubleshooting digital platforms
Virtual Courtroom Experience: Familiarity with Zoom, Google Meet, or similar platforms
Attention to Detail: Strong grammar, punctuation, and proofreading skills
Professionalism & Work Ethic: Organized, punctual, and proactive
Industry Experience: 1-2 years of prior court reporting experience
Equipment & Workspace: Access to a high-performance computer capable of running multiple applications simultaneously, a stable internet connection, and any necessary peripherals to support efficient workflow
Originally posted on Himalayas
Who can apply
Eligible countries: United States. Accepted UTC offsets: UTC-10, UTC-9, UTC-8, UTC-7, UTC-6, UTC-5, UTC+14. Review the full description for employer-specific work authorization, residency and schedule requirements.