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COURT REPORTERS
MICHELE QUICK, CCR, RMR, CRR, is the owner of Quick Court Reporting. She became a NJ Certified Court Reporter in 1991, a Registered Professional Reporter in 1993, a Registered Merit Reporter in 2001, and a Certified Realtime Reporter in 2005. She is a member of the National Court Reporters Association and the Certified Court Reporters Association of NJ. Michele is proficient in reporting board meetings and arbitrations. In addition, Michele holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Sociology from William Paterson University.
JANE MACIOROWSKI, CCR, RPR, has been working with Quick Court Reporting, LLC since 2002. Jane became a NJ Certified Court Reporter in 1992 and has been working in the field since that time. She is a member of the Certified Court Reporters Association of NJ. In addition to reporting depositions, Jane is proficient in board meetings/night work and is planning on taking an upcoming examination to become a Certified Realtime Reporter.
MARY PAVLIK, CCR, has been working with Quick Court Reporting, LLC for several years. Mary became a NJ Certified Court Reporter in 1983 and has been working in the field since 1981. She is a member of the National Court Reporters Association and the Certified Court Reporters Association of NJ. In addition, Mary is a NY Notary Public and works in NY, NJ & PA. In addition to reporting depositions, Mary is proficient in technical/expert testimony and arbitrations.
LOUISE J. MEO, CCR, RPR, PCSR, is the most recent addition to Quick Court Reporting, LLC. We are happy to announce that Louise has joined our team as of March of 2007. Louise became a NJ Certified Court Reporter in 1981, soon thereafter became a Registered Professional Reporter, and has been working in the field since that time. In addition, Louise holds a license as Pennsylvania Certfied Shorthand Reporter.
*You can reach any of our reporters by calling the office (973-618-0872) or e-mailing office@quickreporters.com.
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OFFICE MANAGER
CARMEL QUICK, is our Office Manager. She assists our clients in a friendly and professional manner. Having many years of experience in the legal and court reporting professions, she is very knowledgable about the business and can answer any questions you may have. For scheduling, transcript requests, billing inquiries, and any other general matters, e-mail Carmel at office@quickreporters.com.
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WHAT DO OUR DESIGNATIONS MEAN?
CERTIFIED COURT REPORTER:
Licensed by the State of New Jersey to work as a court reporter. The licensing exam requires a reporter to stenographically record and transcribe testimony at 225 words per minute, jury charge at 200 words per minute, and medical testimony at 180 words per minute. The reporter must pass each part of the exam with 95% accuracy. Once certified, a CCR must earn 15 Continuing Education Credits in each two-year cycle.
REGISTERED PROFESSIONAL REPORTER:
A designation given by the National Court Reporters Association for reporters who pass an exam similar to the NJ CCR exam. A written knowledge exam must be passed as well. Conintuing Eduction Credits must also be achieved to retain the RPR designation.
REGISTERED MERIT REPORTER:
A designation given by the National Court Reporters Association to reporters who are able to stenographically record testimony at 260 words per minutes, literary dictation at 240 words per minute, and medical testimony at 200 words per minute, with 95% accuracy. A written examination must be passed as well. Once again, Continuing Education Credits must be earned to keep this certification.
CERTIFIED REALTIME REPORTER:
Certification by the National Court Reporters Association to write "realtime" at 180 words per minute. CRRs are able to hook their steno machines up to attorneys' computers so that they may receive instant translation of everything that is being said. This service is also popular within the deaf and hard-of-hearing community, where people are able to read what is being said on a computer screen or overhead projection. As with the RPR & RMR, Continuing Education Credits must be achieved each year in order to maintain this certification.
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