Refer-a-Friend
- Receive a $50 Gift Certificate
First,
tell a friend about Capital Reporting Company's phenomenal customer
service and unparalleled accuracy. Next, have that person
mention your name when they book their first deposition.*
Then, choose your gift! Capital Reporting Company will send a $50 gift certificate
to Borders, The Palm or Nordstrom to your firm.
© 2003
Let
Capital Handle 3 of Your Depos - Get
a Free Lunch at The Palm
It's just that simple. After you take your
3rd deposition with Capital Reporting Company, we will send you a $50
gift certificate to The Palm or McCormick & Schmick's to your firm.*
When was the last time your court
reporting company bought you lunch?
© 2003
You Book the Depo, We'll Bring the Sword!
At Capital Reporting Company, the pen is mightier than the sword, especially when it comes to litigation! Take your first deposition with Capital Reporting Company and we'll hand deliver a Montblanc pen to your firm.**
© 2007
You Book the Depo, We'll Plant the Trees!
Make a difference with your next deposition. Book your first deposition with Capital Reporting Company and 15 trees will be donated to American Forests' Trees for the Environment in your firm's name.* Together, we can make a difference.
© 2007
For any client who does not wish to participate in our reward promotions, we will gladly make a monetary donation to a cause of your choice in your firm's name.
*All depositions must be 2 hours in length.
** To receive your Montblanc pen: (i) the deposition must be at least 3 hours long, (ii) the attorney must be available to personally receive the pen on behalf of the firm, (iii) the transcript charge must be paid in full, (iv) the booking attorney must be a new client, and (v) the deposition must be booked before 12/31/08. Limit one pen per new client.
Prior to running any promotion, Capital Reporting Company reviews the applicable rules of professional conduct and ethics opinions to make sure that our giveaways” are appropriate. The key issue is always whether our rates are “reasonable,” and in fact, our rates tend to be among the bottom 25% in the Washington, D.C. Metropolitan area. Rule 1.5 of the Model Rules (as adopted) is the only rule on point which seems to potentially address the matter. If the fees for the vendor’s services are “reasonable” and in line with what other similarly situated vendors charge, then the giveaway is absolutely appropriate. Essentially, the vendor - whomever it may be - is simply willing to give some of its profit back to the client as a way of cultivating goodwill.