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Here at Elizabeth Gallo Court Reporting, we love to explore Legal Apps to help create balance for our clients and colleagues working in the Legal Industry. Sometimes our crazy work schedules make it hard to talk with our colleagues. Today, Amanda’s Legal Apps of the Week will explore an app that will make communication in the office clear as crystal.

This week’s Legal app is Slack

Slack is a chat app that can be used on a computer or cellphone. Thus, you can reach out or be reached wherever you are at. Additionally, you can message or call anyone in your team.

Slack also allows you to integrates your workflow by being compatible with dozens of productivity programs. This chat app creates space for customization and organization based on preference. For example, you may break down chat groups based on topics, projects, or any other issue that is relevant to your office.

Lastly, Slack instantly indexes and archives conversation, which makes searching easier.

Slack is available to download on iOs and Windows.

We always seek out to create the best experiences for our clients. Regardless what service they are requesting, EGCR is there for you. Our can-do attitudes are not the only reason why we are successful. There are several reasons why, but today, on International Women’s Day  one stands out.

A reason why we are successful: Elizabeth Gallo is a Woman-Owned business.

Come celebrate Women’s International Day with Us!

We’ve even been recognized by WBENC as a Woman-Owned and managed business. Therefore, choose EGCR as your Court Reporting Company! Book with us Today!

Elizabeth Gallo Court Reporting’s Fun Legal Fact of the Week is here to help you get through the work week by sharing a random fact about American History, law, and more!

Legal Fact of the Week: The Civil Liberties Act of 1988

The Civil Liberties Act of 1998 came about due to the racism. To be specific, this act came about due to racism against Japanese Americans during WWII. This act was an attempt to amend the terrible experiences of internment camps faced by Japanese Americans.

The act would allow payments on average of $20,000 for each survivor. A total of 82,219 survivors benefited from the act.

The Civil Liberties Act was official on August 10th, 1988.

As a company, Elizabeth Gallo is always trying to find ways to grow. We believe by doing so, as a team, we can always meet the expectations of our clients. This is why we are constantly showing how clients can depend on us. However, one may ask, what makes Elizabeth Gallo a reliable Court Reporting? Well, we believe there are several reasons to that question.

Reasons Why To Depend on Elizabeth Gallo:

1. Our Court Reporters are part of the team. In other words, they are not contracted, they are EGCR Employees. This also includes our Videographers!
2. We offer high-end quality services at affordable and competitive prices.  Thus, We seek out to always make sure our clients are receiving our services in top-notch shape without having them break their budget.
3. We offer Process Serving Services. At Elizabeth Gallo, you can request a Court Reporter and Process Serving from us! Saves you time!
4. Our Office is more than just of office; It is a place to have depositions at! We offer fully equipped rooms to reserve for your next deposition.
5. Weather is weeks in advanced or last minute, we are here to help you with your deposition needs.