Hearing and panel transcription
Internal, professional, regulatory and other formal proceedings that need consistent attribution, timecodes or references to a bundle.
Illustrative extract
Fictional. No client material is used.
- 10:15:02ChairWe will turn to the second issue. Your statement refers to the meeting of [date redacted].
- 10:15:11Rep.That is correct. The relevant passage is at page [reference redacted] of the bundle.
Set out for the panel
Chairs, members, parties and representatives are named the same way from start to finish. Bundle, exhibit and page references appear exactly as spoken, so the panel can find them.
Hesitations, repetitions and interruptions stay in where your chosen verbatim level needs them. A long matter can arrive session by session if you arrange it in advance.
Checking the bundle itself is a separate requirement.
Common questions
- 001Q.Is this an official court or tribunal transcript?
- 002A.No. For an official transcript of court or tribunal proceedings, use the transcription arrangements of that court or tribunal.
- 003Q.Can a long hearing be delivered day by day?
- 004A.Yes, if you arrange it before the hearing starts.
- 005Q.How are bundle references shown?
- 006A.Exactly as spoken, so each one can be checked against the bundle.
Authority and role
You authorise attendance and any recording you supply for transcription or checking.
This is not an official HMCTS or court-approved transcript service. The role is documentation only: not advocacy, hearing administration, legal advice or decision-making.
Live verbatim capture has limits: see what live capture can and cannot do.