A court reporter hired by a litigant would no longer be allowed to give that client preferential treatment under proposed legislation in Pennsylvania. The bill would ban court reporters from offering their clients price discounts, more timely service or other favored terms unless all other litigants are offered the same opportunity.
September 13, 1999 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
A court reporter hired by a litigant would no longer be allowed to give that client preferential treatment under proposed legislation in Pennsylvania.
The bill would ban court reporters from offering their clients price discounts, more timely service or other favored terms unless all other litigants are offered the same opportunity.
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