Too Good To Be True? “Make $5,000 in a week!”Wait—“Make $5,000 in a day!”Or better yet—“Make $5,000 a day doing nothing at all!” We’ve all seen the ads, and we’ve all heard the saying: If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is. Deep down, we know we […]
Read morePeople often ask, “So… what’s a scopist?” I usually reply, “Part punctuation professor, part transcript therapist, and part caffeine-fueled miracle worker.” Scopists live in the quiet corners of the legal world, polishing messy transcripts until they sparkle. And while we don’t get medals or glamorous award shows, we do get […]
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What’s the Real Difference? (No Legalese Needed) Exploring the nuances between scopists and proofreaders can help clarify the roles each process plays in document review and editing. Let’s be honest—when people first hear the word scopist, their eyes glaze over faster than a stale donut in a courtroom. Add proofreader […]
Read moreWhat is scoping? If you’ve never heard of scoping, don’t worry – you’re not alone. While it might sound like something out of a spy movie, scoping is actually an essential behind-the-scenes career in the legal world. In simple terms, scoping involves editing and finalizing transcripts created by court reporters. […]
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