Experience with complex, high-profile litigation and quality service has produced many satisfied clients, which include district/municipal courts, attorneys, court reporting agencies, small and world-wide law firms, state and federal departments of justice, and major corporate entities all over the world. The highest standards of excellence in transcript accuracy, production efficiency, timeliness of delivery and customer service are maintained through an ongoing quality assurance program.
Randel is President of the International Alliance of Professional Reporters and Transcribers (IAPRT.org)
Randel Raison was President of AAERT
2009-2010
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Houston Business Journal - September 21, 2007 -
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Randel Raison
Houston, Texas
Randel has a well-earned reputation for having high standards of excellence and for exceeding client expectations. All Professionals Litigation Support Team, located in Houston, Texas, has the privilege of working in 23 states in over 100 courtrooms across the United States, and several courtrooms in Europe. APLST has grown to include such notable client companies as CitiBank, Shell Oil, Pitney Bowes, CenterPoint Energy, the Wall Street Journal, and USA Today. In addition to handling a good deal of transcribing himself, Randel also serves as a mentor to his employees and associates by offering sound advice on the trickier aspects of transcription. He also offers an all-digital/on-line work environment, as many transcribers work part-time under a flexible schedule, and several reside in states other than Texas.
In 2007, Randel was selected as "Transcriber of the Year" by the American Association of Electronic Reporters and Transcribers (AAERT.org). In 2008, the AAERT membership elected him to the Board of Directors. From 2009 to 2010, Randel was President of the AAERT. Randel was elected President of the International Alliance of Professional Reporters and Transcribers (IAPRT.org) in November, 2010.
His fascination with electronics and the evolution of the Internet inspired many writings, including "Everything Lawyers Need to Know About the Internet But Don't Know How to Ask," and "Y2K: What Lawyers and Paralegals Need to Know," published by Half Moon Seminars, LLC, and presented at a professional meeting in 1999.