Neeson and Associates - Court reporting and captioning

Recent Reported Cases

  • Beaverbrook Art Gallery Arbitration Appeal
  • BCE/Teacher’s Pension – Cross-Examinations
  • Romeo Phillion ats HMQ – Hearing
  • Steven Truscott ats HMQ – Hearing
  • IMP v. Dobbin et al – Hearing
  • Visto Corp. ats RIM - Depositions

New Technology

Neeson now provides realtime remote streaming via LiveNote Stream
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Realtime captioning (CART) is available remotely via the internet. Contact us for more information.


Kimberley NeesonWith over 26 years of court reporting experience, Ms. Neeson has been at the forefront of the advanced technologies of reporting. She was one of the first reporters in Canada to actively use and promote realtime reporting in the litigation setting. Upon starting her own business, Ms. Neeson expanded her interests to include realtime captioning for the hearing loss community. Highlights from her captioning experience include providing services to the Federal Government’s Task Force on Disability Issues, the Canadian Hard of Hearing Association, the Canadian Hearing Society, the Canadian Human Rights Commission, York University and the University of Toronto. Ms. Neeson was also privileged to accompany former Primer Minister Jean Chretien to the United Nations to provide captioning services at the presentation to Canada of the Franklin D. Roosevelt International Disability Award.

Ms. Neeson has served more than two terms as President of the Chartered Shorthand Reporters' Association (CSRAO). Her interest in court reporting issues resulted in her serving on the Ontario Government's Joint Committee on Court Reporting and the George Brown College Court Reporting Advisory Committee. She has written and spoken extensively about the reporting and captioning field. Her articles have appeared in the Law Times (one of Canada's leading legal newspapers), Listen/Ecoute (a publication of the Canadian Hard of Hearing Association) and The Reporter (a publication of the CSRAO). She has also been a presenter at the Canadian Institute, the Canadian Bar Association, the National Judicial Council, the CSRAO, the Canadian Hearing Society and the Canadian Hard of Hearing Association. Ms. Neeson has also been called upon to testify in the Superior Court of Ontario on court reporting issues.

Currently Ms. Neeson is a member of the CSRAO, The National Court Reporters’ Association (USA), The Canadian Association of Stenotype and Stenomask Technologists, DepoSpan (USA), and the Society for the Technological Advancement of Court Reporting (STAR – USA).

Ms. Neeson is a Registered Professional Reporter, a Certified Realtime Reporter, a Chartered Shorthand Reporter, a Certified CART Provider and a Certified Broadcast Captioner.