Court Reporter Jobs in Milwaukee, WI (242)
Managing Director
General Counsel, Employment Law
Director, Legal Counsel
Assistant General Counsel
Associate General Counsel, Compliance
Deputy Director / Chief Operating Officer
Director of Engineering
Co- Program Director - Violence Reduction Program (VRP)
Probate Paralegal
Deportation Defense Unit Staff Attorney- San Bernardino
Care Coordinator (Wraparound)
Care Coordinator - Youth CCS
Care Coordinator, Reach
Care Coordinator - REACH/Youth CCS
Lead Care Coordinator - CCS
Deputy Sheriff (Experienced, Certified, or Current Academy Attendees Only)
Police Officer - Lateral
Deputy Sheriff (Experienced, Certified, or Current Academy Attendees Only)
Police Officer - Lateral
Police Officer
Patrol Officer (3rd shift, 12am-8am)
Patrol Officer Process
Title Examiner (Independence Title - Texas-based Remote)
Correctional Officer
Police Officer - Laterals Only
High-Risk/Bankruptcy Analyst
Reporter/Stenographer
Case Worker III - Forensic Services Unit - Waukesha County
Case Worker - Conditional Release / Competency - Waukesha
Case Manager - Waukesha Day Report Center
Lead Youth Treatment Specialist - Jefferson County Youth Residential Program
Youth Treatment Specialist - Jefferson County Youth Residential Program (3rd Shift)
School Social Worker
Court Reporter Salary in Milwaukee
Court Reporters working in Milwaukee, WI make an average annual salary of $60K and a maximum annual salary of around $90K.
Job Description
Working as a Court Reporter in Milwaukee, WI
There are 242 Court Reporter opportunities available in Milwaukee, WI all with unique requirements.
Court reporters are essential members of the court system who provide a written record of trials, depositions, and other legal proceedings. Upon hiring, a he or she must become familiar with local court procedures and statutes. Once employed, they are responsible for ensuring that every word spoken in court is recorded accurately. This includes providing backup transcripts during breaks for judges to review on breaks and at the end of a legal proceeding. A court reporter may also occasionally be required to transcribe a recording when no official transcript was made during the proceeding.
Court Reporter jobs near Milwaukee, WI
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