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Comment by KarenLeigh Monsalvatge on September 4, 2015 at 20:04

Hello.  I am a Court Reporter with 25-years experience. I understand our profession and the importance of perfection and reliability.  My rates are comparable.

Comment by Patti Hasbrouck on August 12, 2015 at 14:06

If you currently need an eagle-eyed proofreader, I am available!  If not, please feel free to keep my information on file in the event you might need a backup or a one-off job.  I would also be delighted if you shared my contact info with your colleagues.  I take full advantage of current technology to proof via iAnnotate .pdf format, track changes in Word, and proof with audio.  I can convert your .txt files, too!  If you request it, I would be happy to proofread a few pages for you – at no cost – to give you a chance to see my work and decide whether or not we would be a good match.  I feel a proofreader and court reporter should be a team, working toward the same goal of producing the best work possible.  I will work with your personal preferences and meet your deadlines, because your name is on the finished product.  My goal is to help you be excellent!

pattis.proofing@gmail.com

Patti's Proofing

Comment by Lyndsey Swarm on July 29, 2015 at 10:34

Are you in need of a dependable legal proofreader?  Let me buzz through your work with my meticulous eye for errors! I’m very flexible, do light research, follow Morson's, and can turn jobs around in 24-48 hours - or less! In addition, I can work across different time zones with no problem.  Most importantly, I love what I do and take pride in returning thoroughly proofed work. 

My introductory rate for new clients is only $.30 per page for regular, 48-hour delivery. I receive transcripts in PDF and I only return the annotated pages.  This process has helped me streamline my proofing and speed up my return time.

Please e-mail me at lyndsey.swarm@gmail.com at your convenience with any questions or inquiries.  I'd be happy to send you my rate sheet, sample of my work, and a reporter's preference sheet.

I look forward to hearing from you and thank you in advance for your consideration!

Lyndsey Swarm

 

Experienced. Reliable. Thorough.

Comment by Samantha Willanzheimer on July 22, 2015 at 19:00

Hello!

I'm looking for more court reporters or agencies to help me transition to more of a full-time proofreading schedule. I'm available for rush jobs, and can take on work heavy in medical, legal, or financial terminology. With my flexible schedule and negotiable rates, I usually can turn around work in 1-2 business days. If you are looking for someone to help you with your workload, or have any questions, please contact me at swproofreading@gmail.com. I will get back to you quickly! Thank you!

Sam

Comment by Natalie Burt on July 6, 2015 at 6:14

Experienced proofreader, great references, quick turnaround and reasonable rates. Can annotate on PDFs or errata sheet. Using Eclipse v.7. I have 10 years of proofreading experience and can read steno. Please don't hesitate to contact me at Natalie.proofs@gmail.com.

Comment by Laura E. Thornsberry on April 29, 2015 at 6:32

I'm looking for a proofreader to read something for me this morning.  Please send me your experience and rates @ laura@thornsberryreporting.com.  Thanks!

Comment by Kelly Farrell on March 22, 2015 at 18:15

Hi all Proofreaders/Scopists:Does anyone want to stay up tonight and proof about 205 pages?  I can split them up also, but I prefer not to do that.  There is an additional 118 that may need proofing.

PLEASE only respond if you have experience with technical transcripts.  It is a VERY technical document and I have done all the research, of course; still, I need someone who can understand the complexity of the material well enough to know when an error has been made.

I MUST have it proofed and returned tonight/early morning, like whatever you can do by 3:00 a.m., in order to meet the deadline.  I would also ask that you are proficient in recognizing formatting errors when they occur, as the entire transcript follows the same formatting.

I really am not as picky as it sounds, but I just don't want to rely on the expertise of a proofreader only to pay them and have to reproof it myself.  I hope that doesn't sound rude or abrupt, but this time I really need someone who can proofread well (which I know many of you -- most of you --do, of course!)

So if you're up for making extra $ and staying up tonight and working with me, we can get started as soon as I hear from you.

I am on Case CAT.  I am an experienced reporter (26 years), so my transcripts really are very clean.

Thanks, everyone!

Comment by Kelli Combs (admin) on August 24, 2014 at 9:26

I just had to suspend another reporter today for not paying a proofer that she got the job covered in this group.  What's wrong with people??  

Comment by Chris Wyrick on August 22, 2014 at 13:46

Thanks, Kelli, for watching out for us! xoxo

Comment by Kelli Combs (admin) on August 22, 2014 at 8:24

Be careful, proofers.  The last person that posted here yesterday, which I took the post off, I've been informed she uses a proofer for as long as she can without paying them and then moves on to the next one.  Please be aware.  I don't want anyone not to get paid for their hard work.

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