Court Reporting in Frankfurt, Germany

Wherever your deposition or arbitration is being held in Frankfurt, Planet Depos has qualified court reporters and videographers available to cover all of your proceeding needs.

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Welcome to Planet Depos, where finding a qualified court reporter in Frankfurt, Germany has never been easier. Our experienced and professional Frankfurt reporters provide the highest quality transcripts in every area of law, including intellectual property, pharmaceutical, environmental, construction, medical malpractice, labor and employment, securities and commercial litigation. Our court reporters hold state and national licenses including CSR, RPR, RMR, RDR, CLR, CRR and CMRS.

All of our deposition suites are outfitted with video conference equipment. Planet Depos makes Frankfurt videoconferencing easy. Our conference centers are our own and not rented through a short-term office. Our conference locations are fully stocked with office supplies, refreshments, wireless internet and copy/fax machines.

Travel Highlights from Frankfurt

“Cleanliness is next to Godliness” is a phrase very much associated with Germany and Germans, renowned for their love of order. To get the best view of this neat city, go to the top of the Main Tower, particularly charming at sunset. You can actually see nearly the entire Rhine-Main region with the 360 view afforded by the Main Tower.
Frankfurt is one of the major hubs for international travel. This makes it an easy trip to find flights, and a city offering accommodations for every budget and preference. Conference rooms for pre-depo meetings are plentiful, as Frankfurt also happens to be a major business center in Europe.
The U.S. Consulate is a courteous host for depositions in Germany, but rigid about rules, particularly promptness. The deposition room is available until 4 pm. Take advantage of the shorter working hours and do some site-seeing, sample some good German beer and schnitzel, or shop a bit! Frankfurt offers all of the above and more.
For a bit of culture and lesson in civic appreciation, visit the Old Opera House. Having been bombed down to its foundation, this historical gem was rebuilt and inaugurated a second time in 1981, 101 years after its first inauguration! This feat was made possible by generous donations and the persistence of Germany’s citizens. Take a seat in the Great Hall or Mozart Hall and enjoy a concert from a wide range of genres.