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Take your discovery and trial prep to a new level using Picture-in-Picture technology.PiP tech has been an effective addition to video depositions for many years now; however, we believe it is vastly underutilized. It’s time to ditch the headache of managing paper exhibits and go digital. Not only does this service streamline your trial preparation,…

Cite proudly produced this How-To video for The Montgomery County Bar Association.  The Phelps-Price Justice Center in Montgomery, Alabama recently upgraded the trial technology available to all attorneys in their courtrooms. The goal was to demonstrate how to effectively utilize the provided equipment to present your case to a jury.  If the available technology seems…

At Cite, we just have more fun. We definitely take the slogan “Work hard, play hard” seriously. Everyone is valued; not just for their expertise, but as individuals and friends — with lives outside the office. We believe in creating personal relationships with our court reporters. They can call on us with any questions and…

Cite hosted and sponsored its first Continued Legal Education series free of charge in Huntsville, Alabama. Attorneys throughout North Alabama gathered at the Embassy Suites for the event. Following the success of the Montgomery County Bar Association’s Digital Courtroom CLE in October, Cite decided to livestream this event via a Zoom Webinar for those who…

The Montgomery County Bar Association along with Circuit Court Judge Johnny Hardwick hosted a Continuing Legal Education event to demonstrate how to move away from paper in the digital age. The court has been encouraging litigators to use their online systems for all processing and paperwork needs.  This CLE was split into four different segments:…

Last week, Cite founder Joe Schell had the privilege of speaking before the Alabama State Bar’s Mid-Year Meeting.  Joined by panel members Judge Burt Smithart, attorney Leon Hampton Jr., and two Alabama Court Reporters Association members, Joe spoke on the dangers of digitalizing court reporting.  Specifically, Joe focused on how the lack of a reporter’s…