Insights and updates on court reporting trends and legislation updates in Nevada and beyond
As AI notetakers and unlicensed digital operators quietly enter deposition rooms, they pose serious risks to transcript integrity, confidentiality, and attorney-client privilege. This post explains the dangers of AI impostors in court reporting and outlines practical steps legal teams can take to protect the official record.
Nevada’s new SB 191 ushers in updated court reporting rules for 2026, expanding digital recording authority in courts while maintaining human-certified transcripts and oversight by the Certified Court Reporters’ Board. Important insights for attorneys, reporters, and court staff adapting to the changes.
AI note takers promise convenience, but in legal proceedings they risk errors, compromised confidentiality, and weakened official records. This post explains why trained court reporters remain essential guardians of the legal record and how professionals can mitigate AI-driven threats.
Discovery Court Reporting shares the news of our Project Steno article in Vegas Legal Magazine, promoting court reporting as a high-quality career path without a four-year degree and pointing readers to free intro training and registration.