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Comment by Amy Schauland on March 5, 2017 at 12:36

Hi there,

My name is Amy and I want to be your proofreader. The small details matter, and I can help you submit your best possible work by being another line of defense against potentially embarrassing errors. For reference I use The Gregg Reference Manual, Court Reporting: Bad Grammar, Good Punctuation by Margie Wakeman Wells, Merriam-Webster dictionary, Google, and your personal preferences.

I proof in PDF format and return only corrected pages back to you. Please see my website for more information about my guidelines and rates, or shoot me an email; I'd love to chat with you.

amy@sparrowseyeproofreading.com

www.sparrowseyeproofreading.com

Comment by Sue Ellen on January 27, 2017 at 7:53

If you are looking for a proofreader, I am ready to add additional clients to my workload. I am a full-time proofreader with over 2 years’ experience, a BA in English, a wide vocabulary and a passion for words.

I work in .pdf format with the ability to convert your document from .txt or .doc.  In addition to depositions, hearings, and court proceedings, I also have experience with meeting minutes of various types.  I will read any type of case, regardless of content or subject.

I perform light research as a matter of course, and internet research is a specialty.  I insert sticky notes where my research results are more than a few words.

My attention to detail is excellent and my rates are reasonable, with no additional charge for weekend work.

Please contact me at: sueclover65@gmail.com or 303-902-5118 with any questions.  

I am currently offering new clients their first 50 pages at special introductory rate!

Comment by Debra Myers on January 21, 2017 at 9:49

Hey there. I'm Debbie. I am a proofreader looking for one or two court reporters to team up with to form a working relationship to ensure that all your transcripts are clean, accurate, and error-free for turn in. I will be that last set of eyes to do the final read through so you can take on new scripts.

Learn about me at www.proofreadingtech.com and shoot me an email at debramyers@proofreadingtech.com to connect with me so we can get started working together today!

Comment by Rebecca Taft on January 21, 2017 at 8:19

Comment by Holly Groves on January 17, 2017 at 13:20

I have experience proofreading depositions, hearings, examinations under oath, and interpreted proceedings in accordance with reporter preferences. I also have experience proofreading court transcripts with technical, medical, construction, and legal terminology. I currently have one reporter that I work with regularly and two reporters that occasionally use me, and I am loooking to take on more clients.

I make corrections directly on a PDF of the transcript and return only annotated pages back via email. I offer all first-time potential clients up to 20 pages proofread free of charge if they want to try me out first.

Please visit my website: www.grovesproofreading.com or email me at holly@grovesproofreading.com.

Comment by Stacy Miceli on January 13, 2017 at 16:29

Midwest Proofreader can take on new clients! Trained on Morson's but skilled in punctuality and accuracy, I am available to proofread any EUOs, depositions, hearings, and other legal proceedings. Visit my website -> www.slmproofreading.com or send me an e-mail -> stacy@slmproofreading.com. 

Comment by Amanda on January 13, 2017 at 14:33

Happy Friday everyone! I am currently accepting new clients, preferably ones who I can begin a lasting relationship with. If you have never worked with me before, let me show you why my current reporters love my work. You can learn more about me at Www.gerftheproofreader.com, or just shoot me an e-mail at amanda@gerftheproofreader.com. I look forward to hearing from you! :-)

Comment by Valerie Peyton on January 10, 2017 at 17:02

Greetings!  I am a legal transcript proofreader with flexible availability.  I was taught based on Morson’s English Guide for Court Reporters, and I have experience in a variety of different texts, including texts with legal and medical terminology.  If you would like more information, please visit my website at http://www.peytonproofreading.com/ to learn more about my services.  If you wish to contact me directly, you may e-mail me at valerie@peytonproofreading.com.

Comment by Gaylene White on January 7, 2017 at 4:16

Are you needing a proofreader during the holidays? I have room for one-off jobs and would love to add another court reporter. You can reach me at Gaylene@W2Proofreading.com or check out my website, W2Proofreading.com. I have great rates for first jobs and referrals!

I'm running a special until 1/15/17.  The first 10 pages are free for new jobs! 

Comment by Sue Ellen on January 5, 2017 at 8:06

If you are looking for a proofreader, I am ready to add a couple additional clients to my workload. I am a full-time proofreader with over 2 years’ experience, a BA in English, a wide vocabulary and a passion for words.

I work in .pdf format with the ability to convert your document from .txt or .doc.  In addition to depositions, hearings, and court proceedings, I also have experience with meeting minutes of various types.  I will read any type of case, regardless of content or subject.

I perform light research as a matter of course, and internet research is a specialty.  I insert sticky notes where my research results are more than a few words.

My attention to detail is excellent and my rates are reasonable, with no additional charge for weekend work.

Please contact me at: sueclover65@gmail.com or 303-902-5118 of you have any questions.

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