Max Reporting, LLC was created in 2010 when Meg moved to New Orleans. She decided to name the company after her beloved labrador, Max, who was a gift from Ted Turner, and was the greatest! He spent many hours helping scope transcripts by listening carefully to every single word and car rides hand-delivering transcripts to his favorite clients. He passed away in May of 2020 but he will never be forgotten with the legacy he leaves for Max Reporting, LLC to carry on.
Max Reporting, LLC strives to be the greatest reporting firm in the Greater New Orleans area and works hard to deliver clean and professional transcripts to each and every client and judge. With many years of court experience, Special Master trial experience, hundreds of depositions, and hours of editing and scoping, Meg and her team deliver quick and thorough transcripts.
The team offers transcription services.
Check out Meg's LinkedIn page for more information.
Our Team
Meg
Meg attended Darlington School in Rome, Georgia, and then Hollins University before graduating with a BA in Communication Studies from The College of Charleston in 2002. From 2002-2008 she was involved in finance in Atlanta and then from 2008-2010, she was in sales in San Diego. In 2010 Meg combined all her past experiences to create Max Reporting.
Meg has been a Certified Court Reporter since 2011. From 2017 to the present, she was the Official Reporter for The Honorable Nakisha Ervin-Knott, The Honorable Kern Reese, The Honorable Ellen Hazeur, The Honorable Omar Mason, and is currently an Official Reporter in the 24th Judicial District Court of Jefferson Parish, Louisiana
Denise
Denise went straight from highschool to court reporting school. She started reporting in January 1980 taking depositions and sitting in different courts as a substitute until she started her permanent position at Civil District Court for the Parish of Orleans in the Commissioner’s Office, taking lengthy trials and hearings. While she was there, a permanent job position came available with a new Judge, Judge Okla Jones. She was with him for his full tenure at CDC before he was appointed to the United States District Court. After that, she chose to stay at CDC as an Ad Hoc reporter where she not only took multiple jury trials for the Ad Hoc Judges, but also substituted for every single sitting CDC, First and Second City Court Judge taking every case from domestic to asbestos cases. For her last 18 years, she sat as Judge Kern Reese’s permanent reporter until her retirement after 42 years of reporting, on February 10, 2022.
Since retirement, she’s been editing for Max Reporting.
Abigail
Abigail is a 3L at the Loyola University of New Orleans College of Law. She is planning to sit for the Louisiana Bar in 2024, and is pursuing a career in public interest law.
She joined the Max Reporting team in January of 2021, and primarily edits trial transcripts.
Nicole
Nicole and Meg graduated court reporting school together and have been working together as reporters since 2013. Nicole resides in the East Baton Rouge Parish area where she covers that part of the state for depositions and official work.
Sarah C
Sarah was born and raised in Lafayette, Louisiana, and attended Centenary College of Louisiana in Shreveport, where she graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree. She passed the Louisiana CSR exam as a voice writer in 2023 after attending Baton Rouge School of Court Reporting. Sarah has been living on the Northshore with her two cats, Leo and Minnie, since 2020, and is excited to serve all of South Louisiana as a reporter.
Sheylli
Sheylli was born and raised in New Orleans, Louisiana. She attended Immaculate Conception School from 2002 to 2011 and attended Academy of Our Lady from 2011 and graduated in 2015. After high school, Sheylli attended Delgado Community College and received an associates degree for General Studies. In 2021, she registered for Baton Rouge School of Court Reporting and became a certified court reporter in 2022.
Sheylli is now an alumni of Max Reporting and has moved on to be an official reporter in the court system.
Shannon
Shannon is on leave for their last USMS duty post in Germany but will return when their service is completed.
