Seraphina Holloway-Danquah

Serve as official reporter for a felony and civil trial division, capturing 650+ hearings and 38 jury trials per year with 99.2% realtime translation accuracy. Produce 18,000+ certified transcript pages annually for appeals to the Arkansas Court of Appeals and Supreme Court, meeting 100% of statutory filing deadlines. Provide realtime feeds to the bench and counsel via CaseViewNet, cutting judge read-back requests by 40% and supporting 6 ADA accommodation requests. Cleared a 1,200-page appellate transcript backlog inherited at hire within 5 months by building a scopist workflow and job-defined dictionary. Maintain a 92,000-entry Case CATalyst dictionary with forensic, pharmacology, and firearms terminology; mentor 3 student interns from local reporting programs.

Reported 1,150+ depositions, arbitrations, and EUOs for 60+ law firms, insurers, and state agencies across Arkansas, Tennessee, and Mississippi. Delivered 96% of expedited and daily-copy orders within 24 hours, helping the firm grow expedite revenue 35% over three years. Launched the firm's remote deposition offering on Zoom in 2018, handling exhibits, breakout rooms, and secure recordings for 300+ remote sessions. Captured complex medical-malpractice and product-liability testimony from 140+ expert witnesses with near-zero errata requests. Built shared Eclipse job dictionaries for 4 reporters, reducing average scoping time per page by 22%.

Provided realtime CART for 900+ hours of university lectures, public meetings, and conferences for Deaf and hard-of-hearing consumers. Maintained 98.5%+ verbatim accuracy at sustained speeds above 200 wpm across STEM, nursing, and legal-studies courses. Captioned 45 city council and county quorum court sessions per year, publishing cleaned transcripts within 48 hours for public records. Prepared topic-specific prep dictionaries of 3,000+ terms per semester in collaboration with 12 faculty members.

Graduated with honors; passed 225 wpm testimony (Q&A), 200 wpm jury charge, and 180 wpm literary speed tests. Coursework in legal procedure, medical terminology, realtime theory, and transcript production.