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With over 30 years of experience, Hanna & Hanna is the premiere reporting firm of Houston. With their expertise in real time work, litigation support, videography, and videoconferencing, these Houston court reporters represent the very best of the industry. Hanna & Hanna is proud to work with the top attorneys and law firms throughout Texas and across the nation.
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Jim and Kelly Hanna, the co-Presidents of Hanna Reporting, are some of the industry’s most prominent professionals. Offering services to law firms in all areas of practice– from corporate law to estates, wills, & trusts, and personal injury law– the Hanna team is proud to be the NNRC’s Houston, Texas partner!
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