About Us
The Company
United Reporters, Inc., is a national court reporting, transcription, videography and document management company headquartered in Hartford, Connecticut.
The company is staffed with nationally Certified Court Reporters as well as production, quality control, technology and case management experts. When you request reporting services from United, you get not only high quality, high-tech court reporting on-the-job but also transcript and document options from an experienced "back office" production team ready to provide all the extras you need to prepare and present your case.
In today's web-based world, clients expect and demand technological expertise from every case affiliate. United offers the latest litigation support technology combined with highly experienced IT personnel in-house to assist you and your staff throughout the litigation process.
The Management
Margherita "Marge" R. Cunningham, R.P.R., L.S.R.
President and Chief Executive Officer
Marge founded The Cunningham Group, Inc., in 1965, foreseeing the critical role technology would play in the evolution of the legal services industry.
Her company was the first court reporting firm in Connecticut to use computers for producing verbatim transcripts. She funded programmers to write software to convert proprietary transcript outputs to standard formats, thereby making it practical for law firms to utilize PC's and mainframes for transcript and document management. She is credited with introducing realtime court reporting to attorneys and CART (Computer Aided Real Time) service to the hearing impaired community. Her company partnered with the federal court in a pilot project to utilize and test videography for reporting trial proceedings and producing transcripts.
Marge co-founded Reporters Cooperative, Inc. (now Depospan) in 1984, a nationwide network of independent court reporting firms; established The Cunningham School of Court Reporting in 1988 (now operating at Stone Academy in Hamden, Connecticut); and, has represented the industry at professional conferences throughout the United States and Europe.
Marge sold The Cunningham Group in 2002 and became Director of The Father Gengras Center for Justice for People with Developmental Disabilities. In 2006 she joined United Reporters, Inc., as President and Chief Executive Officer.
Guy B. Raboin
Vice President and Chief Operating Officer
Throughout his career in the court reporting industry, Guy has distinguished himself in the areas of administration and production. In structuring United Reporters, Guy's experience has been instrumental in designing the company as a full-service litigation support center that is both creative and professional.
Guy's agency know-how, production skills, technical knowledge, and practical "hands-on" style assure clients of superior quality and timely delivery of court reporting and litigation support services.
The Company
United Reporters, Inc., is a national court reporting, transcription, videography and document management company headquartered in Hartford, Connecticut.
The company is staffed with nationally Certified Court Reporters as well as production, quality control, technology and case management experts. When you request reporting services from United, you get not only high quality, high-tech court reporting on-the-job but also transcript and document options from an experienced "back office" production team ready to provide all the extras you need to prepare and present your case.
In today's web-based world, clients expect and demand technological expertise from every case affiliate. United offers the latest litigation support technology combined with highly experienced IT personnel in-house to assist you and your staff throughout the litigation process.
The Management
Margherita "Marge" R. Cunningham, R.P.R., L.S.R.
President and Chief Executive Officer
Marge founded The Cunningham Group, Inc., in 1965, foreseeing the critical role technology would play in the evolution of the legal services industry.
Her company was the first court reporting firm in Connecticut to use computers for producing verbatim transcripts. She funded programmers to write software to convert proprietary transcript outputs to standard formats, thereby making it practical for law firms to utilize PC's and mainframes for transcript and document management. She is credited with introducing realtime court reporting to attorneys and CART (Computer Aided Real Time) service to the hearing impaired community. Her company partnered with the federal court in a pilot project to utilize and test videography for reporting trial proceedings and producing transcripts.
Marge co-founded Reporters Cooperative, Inc. (now Depospan) in 1984, a nationwide network of independent court reporting firms; established The Cunningham School of Court Reporting in 1988 (now operating at Stone Academy in Hamden, Connecticut); and, has represented the industry at professional conferences throughout the United States and Europe.
Marge sold The Cunningham Group in 2002 and became Director of The Father Gengras Center for Justice for People with Developmental Disabilities. In 2006 she joined United Reporters, Inc., as President and Chief Executive Officer.
Guy B. Raboin
Vice President and Chief Operating Officer
Throughout his career in the court reporting industry, Guy has distinguished himself in the areas of administration and production. In structuring United Reporters, Guy's experience has been instrumental in designing the company as a full-service litigation support center that is both creative and professional.
Guy's agency know-how, production skills, technical knowledge, and practical "hands-on" style assure clients of superior quality and timely delivery of court reporting and litigation support services.
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