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I’m a court reporter who went to school for court reporting, and while I did have some exposure to my grandmother being a business owner, it wasn’t I know that you’ve won a lot of awards, and I think I have to read them because there’s a lot, so including Woman of Outstanding Leadership by the International Women’s Leadership Association, Most Enterprising Women of the Year, by Enterprising Women Magazine, South Florida District, Small Business Woman They don’t work out very quickly, because they so clearly don’t fit into our culture, that it just doesn’t work out. To me, when I worked down in Miami, I feel like I’m walking the streets of New York, like when I’m at the courthouse, and you’re going down to the …

Our Services Our Services Our Services Our Services West Palm Beach, Florida: Phipps Reporting, a certified Woman Owned Business headquartered in West Palm Beach, is ranked #150 on Inc. magazine’s annual list of Florida’s fastest-growing private companies. Client resources include: Law Firm Training – personalized or via our Remote Litigation Academy Phipps Reporting started small but has grown – from a team of one to 81 full-time staff, plus a network of thousands. The firm takes a personalized, hands-on approach with clients, offering worldwide, turnkey services including court reporting, videography, interpreting, and process serving. Phipps Reporting has repeatedly and consistently done an excellent job of providing court reporting services exclusively for the firms throughout the state of Florida I retain.

NCRA Government Relations is issuing this call to action to urge NCRA members to contact their elected representatives to note their opposition of H. R. 842, Protecting the Right to Organize Act of 2021 (PRO Act). If the PRO Act is enacted, our freelance court reporters’ independent contractor status may be at risk and our freelance reporters’ ability to provide essential services, such as federally mandated captioning access to the deaf and hard-of-hearing communities, may be inhibited. Please review our Government Relations’ update to learn more about the PRO Act and please sign and email this letter directly to your representative within the House. To answer our call to action, download the letter, include your representative’s name and contact information, date and sign your name in the relevant areas, and email the letter to your elected representative.

As a freelance court reporter turned owner of her own court reporting firm, Christine has spent years working in the physically and mentally demanding environment of court reporting. Over the years, Christine’s long hours in the court reporter’s chair, hauling her gear in and out the courthouse, and unhealthy eating habits while on the job began to take a toll on her body. Just like her success as a court reporter, competing at this level required years of training and dedication. Having seen many of the finest court reporters in the country, I do not hesitate to say that Christine Phipps is the best of them all.