Eastwood-Stein Begins National Service
Eastwood-Stein is the new name for a national court reporting and deposition services company that has provided services since the 1970s. On October 25th the company headed by Elizabeth Eastwood and Steve Artstein completed its deposition services agency agreement with the human resources company Spherion. Eastwood-Stein, with annual revenues currently exceeding $25 million, provides court reporting and deposition services from its Chicago headquarters and from offices in additional markets. To date, the company has established offices in Milwaukee, WI; DesPlaines, IL; Aurora, IL; Tupelo, MS, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Irvine and San Diego, CA. According to Eastwood, the privately held company is in discussions that will result in the establishment of offices in additional U.S.
cities. The company has formed a financial relationship with LaSalle Bank, Chicago. Eastwood-Stein, which is able to provide law firm clients and other clients with court reporters assigned for the duration of a case, routinely sends reporters on out-of-town assignments. The policy mirrors the preferences of lawyers, who wish to control the number of professional reporters familiar with confidential case details and wish to avoid a loss of case knowledge when a new reporter must become familiar with technical details. ''As Eastwood-Stein, we continue to have the multi-office, national presence that gives a client the option of consistent, dedicated attention from a reporter who very quickly becomes a case specialist,'' Eastwood said.
''For other matters, the client can draw on a team of reporters present in the various markets.'' The firm's court reporting and deposition services extend to video services, video tele-conferencing, provision of real-time text as testimony is taken, and provision of rough text review disks immediately
after a deposition or trial so that lawyers have the ability to use material while preparing the next matter of a case. In addition to law firms and
corporate legal departments, clients of Eastwood-Stein include university students whose impaired hearing makes normal note-taking difficult. Through affiliate agencies, Eastwood-Stein provides clients with one-call, one-invoice access to additional services such as printing and copying, document retrieval, translation and interpretation, transcription services, and video trial presentations. ''Fortunately, the experienced associates who have joined Eastwood-Stein share the feeling Steve and I have about the provision of services,'' Eastwood said. ''We can give our clients service anywhere in the world and, at the same time, we can give them the benefit of dealing with people in their own market.'' Eastwood-Stein's corporate office is located at 11 South LaSalle Street, Suite 900, Chicago, IL 60603, tel.
800-343-0733..
Eastwood-Stein Begins National Service
Eastwood-Stein is the new name for a national court reporting and deposition services company that has provided services since the 1970s. On October 25th the company headed by Elizabeth Eastwood and Steve Artstein completed its deposition services agency agreement with the human resources company Spherion. Eastwood-Stein, with annual revenues currently exceeding $25 million, provides court reporting and deposition services from its Chicago headquarters and from offices in additional markets. To date, the company has established offices in Milwaukee, WI; DesPlaines, IL; Aurora, IL; Tupelo, MS, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Irvine and San Diego, CA. According to Eastwood, the privately held company is in discussions that will result in the establishment of offices in additional U.S.
cities. The company has formed a financial relationship with LaSalle Bank, Chicago. Eastwood-Stein, which is able to provide law firm clients and other clients with court reporters assigned for the duration...
Eastwood-Stein Begins National Service
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Tips For The Solo Musician: Your recording studio
Copyright 2006 Curse Buster Sound
Every musician should have his, or her own recording studio. Just as each individual has chosen the instrument of their choice, on the same token, a recording studio is a must.
Think of it as an ultimate tool for the perfection, and promotion of your musical career
With today's technology, there is no excuse for not having some kind of recording studio. It can range from the smallest; 2, or 4 tracks; to a huge; 24, to 50 track monster; whatever you can afford. You can actually obtain a 4 track studio for as little as $100, to $150.
I would like to point out to those who say that it is not possible for them to obtain, or run their own recording studio, you can accomplish whatever you set in your mind to do!
If you can't obtain the kind of studio you want at first, start with what you can afford, and build on it. You will be surprise to find that over time how fast you can reach your goal.
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Eastwood-Stein Begins National Service
Eastwood-Stein is the new name for a national court reporting and deposition services company that has provided services since the 1970s. On October 25th the company headed by Elizabeth Eastwood and Steve Artstein completed its deposition services agency agreement with the human resources company Spherion. Eastwood-Stein, with annual revenues currently exceeding $25 million, provides court reporting and deposition services from its Chicago headquarters and from offices in additional markets. To date, the company has established offices in Milwaukee, WI; DesPlaines, IL; Aurora, IL; Tupelo, MS, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Irvine and San Diego, CA. According to Eastwood, the privately held company is in discussions that will result in the establishment of offices in additional U.S.
cities. The company has formed a financial relationship with LaSalle Bank, Chicago. Eastwood-Stein, which is able to provide law firm clients and other clients with court reporters assigned for the duration...
Eastwood-Stein Begins National Service
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RoadKillTShirts.com Memorializes a Gun-Toting Vice President Dick Cheney on a Cotton T-shirt
Tampa, FL (ContentDesk) February 17, 2006 - A gun-toting Vice President Dick Cheney has been memorialized on his very own t-shirt, a scant four days after he accidentally blasted a hunting companion with a shotgun.RoadKillTShirts.com rushed the shirt into production immediately after hearing about the accidental shooting, according to Michael Grouse, RoadKillTShirts.coms president. The shirt was available for purchase on the companys website on Wednesday, Feb. 15, just four days after the vice president shot Harry Whittington, a 78-year-old Texas lawyer, while the two were quail hunting. It seemed obvious to us that there would be a pretty good market for a t-shirt that parodied the shooting, Grouse said.
It makes a good t-shirt for the same reason that the incident makes for good jokes by David Letterman, Jay Leno and others. The t-shirt shows a snarling Dick Cheney pointing a gun that resembles some sort of big-barreled weapon that looks more like an assault rifle than...
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Two Most Important Time Management Questions
Have you ever found yourself thinking about work when you were supposed to be enjoying time with your family? or thinking about your plans for the evening during your work day?? Nearly every day, I hear someone tell me they wished there were more hours in the day or that they feel overwhelmed with too many things happening at once. ?There are two questions, if you get in the habit of asking yourself and then give yourself an honest answer that can immediately help you become more effective. Question One: "Is what I am doing right now moving me closer to my goals?"? By stopping and asking yourself that simple question, you will quickly be able to identify whether or not you are working in the right area or just wasting your time.? And if you are wasting your time on something not important to you, STOP IMMEDIATELY and move on to something meaningful.?Question Two: "Is what I am doing RIGHT NOW the most valuable use of my time?"? By focusing on what is truly the most valuable use of your...
Two Most Important Time Management Questions
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