Alderson Court Reporting provides a broad selection of reporting as well as document and case management services to the legal industry. Headquartered in Washington, D.C. with offices in Austin, Alderson has proudly been serving top AmLaw 100 firms, U.S. presidents, and international agencies since 1938. From their transcripts for key U.S. Senate committees to their work on the September 11 Victim’s Compensation Fund hearings, they continually set the standard in court reporting.

The Alderson Legacy

In 1938, Hal Alderson, the founder of Alderson Reporting, revolutionized court reporting by using the stenotype machine to report U.S. Senate committee hearings. From that day forward, Alderson has continued to Set The Standard for impartial and cutting-edge court reporting and has served many Presidents and key U.S. Senate committees.

Throughout its 70+ year tenure, Alderson has been providing court reporting services for many of the most noteworthy events in U.S. history and continues to do so today.

Their Mission for Diversity in the Workplace

At Alderson Court Reporting, they believe in the support and promotion of legal workplace diversity where all backgrounds, cultures, and philosophies come together to cultivate an overall vision of the law. It is their belief that their company, their clients, and the entire legal profession can only thrive when a variety of perspectives, talents, and experiences are fused.

Furthermore, just as “justice is blind”, they believe that in the eyes of the law there are no boundaries defined by race, ethnicity, gender or sexual orientation.

At Alderson, diversity in the workplace is an ongoing commitment, which is why leading law firms and corporate legal departments have come to rely on them. They know that they actively recruit the best and most diverse talent in the market and are connected to the people who can positively impact the bottom line.