U.S. Legal Support Earns Hall of Fame Status in "Best of" Texas Lawyer 2025 Awards
Developed to help lawyers identify the finest legal products and service providers, the annual Best Of supplements from Law.com recognizes vendors that lawyers and firm administrators turn to first to keep their lives on track, inside and outside of the office.
'It's an incredible honor to be recognized by the Texas legal community and to earn Hall of Fame status for our commitment to excellence in remote depositions and document management for retrieved records,' said Jimmie Bridwell, CEO of U.S. Legal Support. 'This achievement is a testament to the passion and dedication of our teams and wouldn't be possible without the trust and support of our clients, partners, and the Texas legal community. It also reinforces our commitment to delivering innovative, cutting-edge solutions and exceptional client support to meet the evolving needs of legal professionals across Texas, and nationwide. On behalf of our amazing teams at U.S. Legal Support, thank you to everyone who voted for us!'
In addition to remote deposition and document management solutions for retrieved records, U.S. Legal Support offers a full suite of litigation support services to legal professionals and insurance carriers nationwide, including court reporting, process serving, medical record retrieval, interpreting and translations, trial services, and transcription services. To learn more, visit https://www.uslegalsupport.com/
About U.S. Legal Support
As the nation's first all-inclusive litigation support company, U.S. Legal Support provides a full suite of court reporting, process service, medical record retrieval, interpreting & translations, trial services and transcription services to law firms, enterprise legal teams, and insurance carriers nationwide. With on-demand access to 12,000+ offices in 2,700 cities and a robust digital infrastructure, we serve the legal industry better.
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